July 18, 2017
An Indonesian Childhood in Chains
Shackling Persists Despite Government Eradication Efforts
July 18, 2017
Angola’s Constitutional Court Upholds Freedom of Association
Rejects Decree Allowing Government Interference in Civil Society Groups
July 18, 2017
Will Human Rights Still Be Protected After UK Brexit?
Government’s ‘Repeal Bill’ Fails to Guarantee Rights Contained in EU Law
July 18, 2017
Review of Somalia’s Media Law Falls Short
Key Provisions that Severely Restrict Speech Remain
July 17, 2017
Millions of Venezuelans Speak Out Against Government
Massive Turnout for Unofficial Plebiscite on Constitution
July 17, 2017
The Day of International Criminal Justice
An Account of Steps Forward on Difficult Terrain
July 16, 2017
Military Justice for War Crimes in Afghanistan?
Australian Inquiry Shows Promise; UK Inquiry Reportedly Shut Down
July 16, 2017
Yet Another Military Trial in the Occupied Territories
Two Palestinian Rights Defenders Facing Charges Over Role in Protest
July 14, 2017
UN Human Rights Council Elections, Not Much of a Race After All
France Bows Out, Leaving an Open Field
July 13, 2017
Philippines’ Abusive Drug War Breeds Injustice
Police Linked to Mayor’s Murder Returning to Work
July 13, 2017
Time to Get Serious about Child Marriage in Latin America
Honduras Leads the Way, Passes Law Making Practice Illegal
July 13, 2017
US, Don’t Tell This Grandpa His Relationship Is Not Bona Fide
Trump Travel Ban Now Has Grandparents in its Crosshairs
July 13, 2017
Now Indonesia Wants to Hide Its Floggings
Global Outrage Over Public Caning of Gay Men Spurs Sly Rethink
July 13, 2017
Restricting Women’s Clothing – and Freedom – in Belgium
European Court Upholds Ban on Face Coverings
July 13, 2017
Piecemeal Justice for Murder of Russian Opposition Leader
Masterminds Behind Killing of Boris Nemtsov Still at Large
