November 7, 2018
In Russia, Helping People with Diabetes is “Foreign Agent” Activity
Independent Group Closes, One of Several Slapped with Crippling Fines
November 6, 2018
Free Cameroon’s Kidnapped School Children
International Scrutiny Needed in Anglophone Separatist Crisis
November 6, 2018
South Africa’s Constitutional Court Protects Land Rights
Landmark Rulings Protect Women and Communities Affected by Mining Companies
November 5, 2018
A Patchwork Quilt of Voting Laws
Some Texans Falsely Believe they Cannot Vote due to Prior Felony Convictions
November 5, 2018
Ten Years On, Still No Justice for Congo Massacre
Commanders Behind Kiwanja Killings Never Held to Account
November 2, 2018
Trump’s Incendiary Rhetoric Emboldens Nigerian Military
Army Justifies Shooting Protesters by Posting Trump Video
November 2, 2018
It’s Time For Lebanon to Reform its Abusive Libel Laws
Laws that Criminalize Legitimate Criticism of the Government Undermine Freedom of Expression
November 2, 2018
The Urgent Need – and Hope – for Protecting Children in War
New Report Suggests Ways to Strengthen International Law
November 2, 2018
Jewelers CAN Trace Their Gold
Gold from Conflict-Free Mines in Congo Sold in US Jewelry Stores
November 1, 2018
Brazil Court Strikes Down Restrictions on University Speech
Bolsonaro´s Allies Push New Effort to Restrict Discussions at Schools
November 1, 2018
Protests in Sri Lanka After President Sacks Premier
Human Rights Should Remain a Priority
November 1, 2018
How the US State Department Downplays Reporting on Women
New Study Points to Significant Cuts in Annual Reporting on Human Rights
November 1, 2018
Mexico Ruling Backs Same-Sex Couple
Foreign Ministry Shouldn’t Hinder Efforts to Marry
November 1, 2018
Egyptian Government Should Investigate Abuses, Not Attack the Messenger
Hundreds of Cases of ‘Disappearances’ and Torture Reported Under al-Sisi’s Government
