June 9, 2026
US States Dismantle Voting Bans Rooted in Racism
More Work Remains to Fully End Felony Disenfranchisement
June 8, 2026
Egypt’s Answer to Unjust Detentions is More Arrests
Families, Lawyers, Former Detainees, and Journalists All Targets
June 8, 2026
Invest in Education and Justice to Strengthen Rule of Law
Governments Everywhere Should Build More Just Societies through Education
June 8, 2026
Hungarian Prosecutors Drop Pride-Related Charges
Positive Move for Civic Space, LGBT Rights, and Rule of Law
June 5, 2026
Time for Europe to Recognize the Right to a Healthy Environment
Give Environmental Defenders a Treaty to Work With
June 5, 2026
North Korea’s Forced Labor Reaching EU Supply Chains
European Union’s Risk Database Should Include Pyongyang’s Labor Program
June 4, 2026
Two More Journalists Arrested in Rwanda
Investigations Relate to Reporting on Kigali’s Worst Kept Secret
June 3, 2026
New Jersey Hunger Strikers Allege Abysmal Detention Conditions
End Abuses of Detained Immigrants
June 3, 2026
Security Cooperation with Niger Overlooks Rights Violations
US and Italian Military Assistance Should Promote Civilian Protection, Accountability
June 3, 2026
New UK Law Includes Stifling New Protest Measures
New police powers risk disproportionate and arbitrary restrictions
June 1, 2026
Trump Administration’s ‘Anti-Weaponization Fund’ Weaponizes Redress
Public Outrage Exposes Hypocrisy in the Fight for True Reparations
June 1, 2026
Outspoken Critic of Mali’s Junta Still Missing a Month On
Lawyer Mountaga Tall Feared Forcibly Disappeared
May 28, 2026
South Korean Same-Sex Couple Seeks Marriage Benefit
Lawmakers Should Act to Recognize LGBT Relationships
May 27, 2026
What Rights Observers Are Watching in Armenia’s Elections
Authorities Should Protect Assembly, Expression, Inclusion
