February 21, 2017
South Dakota Bill Would Justify Bigotry
Measure Would Allow Agencies to Discriminate Against Adoptive, Foster Parents
February 21, 2017
Your Papers and Social Media Passwords, Please
Forcing Visitors to US to Give Up Passwords an Attack on Privacy
February 21, 2017
How US Intelligence Surveillance May Affect Immigrants
Warrantless Monitoring Threatens Rights of Immigrants, Border Communities
February 20, 2017
South Sudan Famine is A Collective Failure
UN’s declaration of famine in Unity shows human suffering of civil war
February 19, 2017
New Law Brings Malawi’s Mining Communities Hope
Villagers Now Able to Seek Information From the Government
February 17, 2017
Girls’ Rights Hang in the Balance in Bangladesh
Prime Minister Moving Ahead With Harmful Plan to Legalize Child Marriage
February 17, 2017
South Korea Backslides on Sex Education
Excluding LGBT Topics From Curriculum Risks Health, Education
February 16, 2017
Canadian Police Complaints Body Report Falls Short
Investigation Supports Human Rights Watch’s Research Findings Without Addressing Systemic Problems
February 16, 2017
El Salvador Should Decriminalize Abortion
Some Women Accused of Having Abortions Convicted of Murder, Sentenced to 40 Years
February 16, 2017
Japan Turns a Blind Eye to Philippines’ Abusive ‘Drug War’
Tokyo Offers Silence and Assistance, but No Condemnations of Killings
February 16, 2017
Armenia’s New Strategy to Help Those in Pain
Urgent Legal Changes Are Next Step to Get Treatment to Those in Need
February 16, 2017
Leaks, Tweets, and Real Threats to Democracy
Trump Needs to Get Used to Idea That Leaks are Part of Democracy
February 16, 2017
Nepal’s Civil Service Increasingly Transgender-Inclusive
Third Gender Column on Job Application Form Makes a Difference
February 15, 2017
Canada to Report on Progress Towards Ending Water Crisis in First Nations
“Hard Targets” to End Boil-Water Advisories for Many Indigenous People
