October 10, 2018
Dutch Court Ruling on Human Rights Obligations to Halt Climate Case
Ruling an Important Step toward Climate Justice
October 10, 2018
Taiwan Referendum Threatens Same-Sex Marriage
Vote Could Undermine Constitutional Court Ruling Upholding Basic Rights
October 10, 2018
US Ambassador Nikki Haley’s Disappointing UN Rights Legacy
Led Misguided US Departure from Human Rights Council
October 10, 2018
Is Rwanda’s Political Thaw Real?
Prisoner Releases Welcome, but More Needed to Demonstrate Genuine Change
October 10, 2018
Delayed Justice for Police Violence in Armenia
Authorities Should Resume Investigation into Abuses Against Protesters and Journalists
October 9, 2018
Indonesian President Evokes Communism’s Ghost
Human Rights Take Back Seat to Political Pandering to Military
October 9, 2018
Tackling the Violence Faced by Women and Girls in Kenya
Survivors Should be Supported, Attackers Prosecuted
October 8, 2018
France Should Put Uzbekistan Leader to the Test
Promises of Democratic Reform Still to be Fulfilled
October 8, 2018
Trump’s Clarion Call to Re-Weaponize ‘Drug War’
UN Speech Suggests Support for Failed, Abusive Tactics
October 5, 2018
Nobel Recognizes Fighters Against Sexual Violence
Tireless Efforts of Nadia Murad and Dr. Denis Mukwege Have Global Impact
October 3, 2018
Cynical Romanian Referendum Tries to Redefine ‘Family’
Activists Encourage Voters to Stay Away from Polls That ‘Legitimize Hatred’
October 3, 2018
Once Optimistic, Poland’s Women’s Rights Activists Live in Climate of Fear
On Black Protest Anniversary, Support for Women’s Rights Needed
October 2, 2018
Privatizing War in Afghanistan Endangers Civilians
US Security Contractors, Afghan Forces Have Long Eluded Accountability
