March 8, 2019
The Long Wait for Justice for Women in India
Some Survivors of Sexual Violence Spend Years Awaiting Compensation
March 6, 2019
Tanzania Authorities Cite Bias in Banning of Major English Newspaper
Suspension of The Citizen Latest in Series of Attacks on Freedom of Expression
March 6, 2019
Time for European Conservatives to Take a Stand on Hungary
European People’s Party Should Defend Democratic Values and Expel Fidesz
March 5, 2019
Kashmir Crisis Erupts, World Watches Anxiously
Saber Rattling Between India and Pakistan Ignores Kashmiri Human Rights
March 5, 2019
Emergency Decrees Bring More Repression in Sudan
International Investigation Needed into Abuses During Crackdown
March 5, 2019
Confronting Discrimination in Georgia
Lawmakers Should Enact Legislation with Long-Overdue Protections
March 4, 2019
Egypt Should Win an Oscar for Hypocrisy Over Praise for Rami Malek
Egyptian-American Actor’s Portrayal of Gay Rocker Censored in Egypt
March 4, 2019
Transfer of ISIS Suspects, Including Foreigners, to Iraq Raises Torture Concerns
Governments Should Ensure Due Process in Trials of Their Nationals
February 24, 2019
Swedish Court Says Abuses Against ISIS Fighters Still War Crimes
Iraqi Posted Photos of Himself with Dismembered Corpses
February 24, 2019
Families of Iraqi ISIS Suspects Transferred from Syria
Restrictive Camps Raise Concerns for Humanitarian Agencies
February 22, 2019
Ensure Justice in Death of Kenyan Activist
Dubious Police Claims About Caroline Mwatha Ochieng
February 22, 2019
Thermo Fisher’s Necessary, But Insufficient, Step in China
US Company Ceases Sale of ‘Human Identification Technology’ in Xinjiang Region
February 22, 2019
US Supreme Court Rules Unanimously Against Excessive Fines
Decision Extends Constitutional Ban on Practice to States
February 21, 2019
Saudi Arms Sales Put UK On the Wrong Side of The Law
UK Government Should Follow Germany’s Lead in Stopping Sales
