September 15, 2017
One Step Forward, One Step Back in Tunisia
Progress on Women’s Rights; Regression on Justice
September 15, 2017
Turkmenistan Treating Sporting Event Like National Emergency
Repression Ramps up as International Athletic Competition Approaches
September 14, 2017
Indonesia’s Attorney General Rejects LGBT Discrimination
All Government Agencies Should Follow Suit
September 14, 2017
Intersex Kids Need US Pediatricians’ Support
Time For American Academy of Pediatrics to Oppose Unnecessary Surgeries on Intersex Kids
September 13, 2017
US Justice Department Looks to Curtail LGBT Protections
Recent Positions Help Legitimize Discrimination
September 13, 2017
Will the US Weaken its Disability Laws?
House to Vote on Bill Protecting Businesses Over Persons with Disabilities
September 13, 2017
Italy Returns Ambassador to Egypt Despite Unresolved Regeni Case
Lack of Justice All Too Familiar for Victims of Torture in Egypt
September 12, 2017
US Congress Can Help Curb Saudi War Crimes in Yemen
Coalition’s Empty Promises Should Prompt Suspension of Arms Sales
September 12, 2017
Pakistan Should Back Rohingya Rights Abroad and at Home
Longtime Refugees from Burma Denied Citizenship, ID Cards
September 12, 2017
US State Department’s First Steps at Reorganization Downgrade Human Rights
Tillerson’s Plan Includes Cuts to Special Envoys
September 11, 2017
Taiwanese Activist Not Spared China’s Wrath
Fair Trial Rights Ignored in Prosecution of Lee Ming-che and Chinese Activist
September 11, 2017
Wrist-Slap for Indonesian Police Killing in Papua
Panel Rejects Criminal Prosecution for Deadly Shooting
September 11, 2017
Where is the World Bank While Burma is Burning?
Violence against Rohingya Risks Country’s Development
