April 17, 2018
Philippines’ Retiring Police Chief Should Answer for Deaths
Dela Rosa Led Duterte Campaign That’s Killed Thousands
April 17, 2018
Syrian City’s Devastation Forgotten
UN Security Council Meeting Should Address Plight of Raqqa’s Residents
April 17, 2018
A Chance to Curb Abuse in Mineral Supply Chains
Monitoring of Companies’ Sourcing Practices Should Be Prioritized
April 17, 2018
Don’t Compromise on Rights Protections in Poland
EU Commission Should Stick to Principles to Tackle Poland’s Rule of Law Crisis
April 16, 2018
Protests Surge in Armenia
Authorities Should Refrain From Interfering in Peaceful Assembly
April 16, 2018
‘Windrush’ Scandal Highlights Heartless UK Immigration Policies
Immigrants Living Legally in UK Being Deported, Denied Health Care and Housing
April 16, 2018
Rape Puts Myanmar Army on UN ‘List of Shame’
Secretary-General Report Details Sexual Violence as Weapon of War
April 16, 2018
European Parliament Committee Urges End to Child Marriage
EU Should Act Against the Unlawful Practice Globally – And at Home
April 14, 2018
Why an Iranian Rights Violator Isn’t in Prison
Iran’s Judiciary Prosecutes Activists, Ignores Abusers
April 13, 2018
South Africa Mourns Winnie Mandela
An Icon of the Anti-Apartheid Struggle to Receive National Funeral
April 13, 2018
Valuing Black Women’s and Infants’ Lives in the US
US Maternal Death Rates Are Rising, With Black Women at Greatest Risk
April 13, 2018
Telegram Loses Free Expression Battle to Russian Authorities
Moscow Court Rules to Block Access to Telegram Messenger in Russia
April 12, 2018
In China, a March to Find Her Husband
Wife of Forcibly Disappeared Rights Lawyer Harassed
April 12, 2018
US Senators Press Zimbabwe to Hold Free, Fair Elections
Sanctions Renewed Against 77 Officials, Including Zimbabwe’s President
April 11, 2018
UN Chief Puts China’s Leaders Over Its People
In Beijing, Guterres Publicly Silent on Rights Abuses
