March 2, 2018
Uzbekistan Releases Journalist After 19 Years in Prison
Small Positive Step on a Long Road to Respecting Human Rights
February 27, 2018
UN Report Details Abuses and War Crimes in South Sudan
Trials Needed to Bring Justice for These Atrocities
February 27, 2018
Human Rights Watch Press Conference Foiled in Mauritania
Local Activists Addressing Discrimination, Slavery Also Face Government Obstacles
February 27, 2018
Turkey Considering Chemical Castration of Sex Offenders
Measure Would Violate Human Rights, Fail to Address Causes of Abuse
February 26, 2018
Welcome Support for Workers’ Rights Advocate in Russia
FIFA in Volgograd Courtroom as Part of New Human Rights Policy
February 24, 2018
As PyeongChang Olympics Close, Countdown to Beijing Begins
China’s Next Winter Games Need to Raise Bar on Human Rights
February 23, 2018
Failing Rohingya Rape Victims in Bangladesh
Refugees from Burma Lack Access to Crucial Services
February 23, 2018
UK’s ‘Black Cab Rapist’ Ruling Shows Importance of Human Rights Act
John Worboys Case Should Make Ministers Abandon Plans to Scrap the Act
February 23, 2018
Pregnant Women Will No Longer Await Trial in Brazilian Jails
Supreme Court Ruling a Victory for Law Reform in Brazil
February 22, 2018
India Gets Another Chance Protecting Transgender Rights
Revised Legislation Would Secure Legal Recognition
February 22, 2018
US State Department Backtracks on Women’s Rights
Annual Human Rights Report to Omit Critical Issues Related to Women
February 21, 2018
Unfair ISIS Trial in Iraq Hands Women Harshest Sentences
Foreign Defendants Receive Harsh Penalties for Non-Violent Acts
February 21, 2018
Does Ethiopia’s New State of Emergency Dash Hopes for Reform?
Announcement Follows Prisoner Release, Prime Minister’s Resignation
February 21, 2018
Kuwait Releases Protesters on Bail
Opportunity for Judiciary to Uphold Free Speech, Peaceful Assembly
February 20, 2018
Philippine Government Bans Journalist from Presidential Palace
Locking Out Rappler News Site Threatens Media Freedoms
