July 27, 2018
Two Years On, No Clarity on Fate of Burundian Journalist
Government has Failed to Adequately Investigate Disappearance of Jean Bigirimana
July 27, 2018
Activist Faces Trumped-Up Charges in Sudan
Case Underlines Fight Against Gender Discrimination and Repression
July 26, 2018
Will Britain Stand Up for Hong Kong?
UK Foreign Secretary Should Speak Out on Rights During China Visit
July 26, 2018
Indonesia’s Blasphemy Law Survives Court Challenge
Constitutional Court Ruling a Blow Against Religious Freedom
July 26, 2018
New York City Grants Prisoners Free Phone Calls
Problematic Revenue Sharing Agreement with City Will Also End
July 26, 2018
Ukrainian Detainee in Russia Urgently Needs Medical Help
Pavlo Hryb, 20, Abducted and Held on Terrorism Charges in Russia
July 26, 2018
New York City Seeks to Track Food Vendors Location
Increased Surveillance Could Violate Privacy Rights
July 25, 2018
EU Court Rules on Blocking Extradition to Poland
Poland’s Decimation of its Justice System Raises Fair Trial Concerns
July 25, 2018
Torture is ‘Systemic and Endemic’ in Azerbaijan
Torture Prevention Body Publishes Damning Reports
July 24, 2018
A Bold Step to End Impunity in Syria Chemical Attacks
Effort Follows Russia Killing Off UN Investigation
July 23, 2018
Silencing a Witness to Thailand’s Deadly 2010 Crackdown
Flimsy Charges Brought Against the Outspoken ‘Nurse Waen’
July 23, 2018
Vaccine Safety in China Requires Releasing Lawyers, Free Press
Latest Public Health Scandal Ignites Debate Over Government Accountability
July 23, 2018
White Helmets Evacuation Shows What Can Be Accomplished in Syria
Fate of Other Syrians Left Stranded at the Border Remains an Open Question
July 23, 2018
Duterte Vows More Bloodshed in Philippine ‘Drug War’
In State of the Nation Address, President Attacks Rights Defenders
