July 19, 2018
Will African Governments Implement the UN Arms Embargo on South Sudan?
While the Arms Embargo is Welcome, Questions Remain on its Enforcement
July 13, 2018
Ethiopia Torture Victims Deserve Justice
Prisoner Release from Notorious Jail Ogaden Only a First Step
July 12, 2018
UN Security Council Imposes Arms Embargo on South Sudan
After Years of Threats, Vote Offers Glimmer of Hope to Victims
June 30, 2018
Iraqi Authorities Finally Allow Group of Families to Return Home to Anbar
The Government Should Take More Steps to Facilitate Return of Other Families
June 28, 2018
Iran: Progress on Ban for Women at Stadiums
Opening World Cup Screening, Volleyball Matches Are Steps in Right Direction
May 18, 2018
US Immigration Officials Pull Plug on High-Tech ‘Extreme Vetting’
Visa Holders and Applicants Won’t Have Social Media Checked by Machines
May 16, 2018
Russia Press Freedom Reversal Shows FIFA Has Leverage and Should Use It
German Sports Journalist Gets Visa After All
April 26, 2018
Chinese Tech Companies Delete Gender Discriminatory Job Ads
Firms Pledge Stricter Reviews of Ads in Wake of Human Rights Watch Report
April 22, 2018
Protecting Environmental Defenders This Earth Day
Latin American, Caribbean States Adopt Groundbreaking Treaty on Environmental Rights
April 19, 2018
Britain Formally Pledges to Protect Schools in Wartime
Britain Becomes 74th Country to Join Safe Schools Declaration
April 12, 2018
US Senators Press Zimbabwe to Hold Free, Fair Elections
Sanctions Renewed Against 77 Officials, Including Zimbabwe’s President
April 7, 2018
Asylum Seekers in Greece Reach Safety After Campaign
Eight Thousand Transferred from Greek Islands to Mainland, But Thousands Remain Trapped
February 8, 2018
US Senate Committee Takes Aim at Burma for Atrocities Against Rohingya
Bill Would Expand Authority to Impose Sanctions
February 8, 2018
California court orders judges to follow the law on bail
