September 28, 2018
Escalating Global Effort for Safe, Legal Abortion
A Day to Highlight Women’s Struggle
September 27, 2018
Investors Call on Jewelry Industry for Stronger Human Rights Practices
Appeal Sent to 32 Companies
September 27, 2018
Indonesia Pledges Accelerated Agrarian Reform
Government Program Should Focus on Most Vulnerable
September 26, 2018
Maldives’ Democratic Transition Under Threat
After Defeat, President Yameen Threatens to have Election Annulled
September 26, 2018
Germany’s Message to Erdoğan
Free Journalists, Rights Defenders, Politicians Jailed in Turkey
September 26, 2018
New Low for Italian Migration Policies
Preventing Rescue at Sea, Punishing Survivors on Land
September 25, 2018
Removal of US Deputy Attorney General Would Threaten Rule of Law
Congress Should Act to Protect the Special Counsel
September 25, 2018
European Commission Takes Poland to Court Over Judicial Power Grab
EU Court Will Review Warsaw Government’s Attempts to Curb Judicial Independence
September 24, 2018
Access to Information Denied in Venezuela
Denying Crisis, Government Keeps Venezuelans in the Dark
September 23, 2018
A Call for Inclusion on International Day of Sign Languages
Expanding Sign Language Education Provides Opportunities, Opens Doors
September 21, 2018
Report Traces Goods Made with Child Labor to 76 Countries
Gold and Tobacco Among Products Most Often Tainted by Child Labor
September 21, 2018
Saudi Arabia’s “Reforms” Don’t Include Tolerance of Shia Community
Pervasive Discrimination Against Shia Persists
September 21, 2018
Human Rights Council Should Stand Firm on Yemen
Renew and Strengthen International Experts Inquiry
September 21, 2018
Construction Workers At Turkey’s New Airport Jailed For Protesting Work Conditions
Authorities Should Free Jailed Workers, Investigate Claims Of Unsafe Practices
September 20, 2018
Hong Kong Recognizes Same-Sex Couples in Visa Applications
A Glint of Progress but Government Lags in LGBT Protections
