March 2, 2022
Brazil's Supreme Court Orders Plan to Reform Rio de Janeiro Police
In the last five years, Brazilian police killed 22,000 people, most of them Black
December 7, 2021
South Korea Withdraws Proposed Media Restrictions
Law Would Have Limited Critical News Reporting
November 16, 2021
New Olympic Framework Backs Inclusion
New Guidelines Push Back on Discriminatory ‘Sex Testing’ Practices
November 3, 2021
Venezuela: ICC Investigation Opens
Maduro Atrocities to Receive International Judicial Scrutiny
October 12, 2021
UN Rights Bodies Take Strong Stance on Climate Crisis
Governments at COP26 Should Follow Suit
October 6, 2021
Judicial Action Against Police Abuse in Brazil
September 27, 2021
Mali: Inquiry Links Basketball Federation to Sexual Abuse
Sport & Rights Alliance Calls for Protection, Remedy, Governance Reform
August 18, 2021
After Intervention, UK Bill Still Allows Justice for War Crimes
Important Problems Remain
August 12, 2021
UN Takes on Global Racism
New Resolution Forms Expert Group to Probe Racism in Policing
July 30, 2021
Mali: Girls’ Basketball Coach Indicted for Sexual Assault
Amid Olympics, Legal Action Highlights Need to End Abuse in Sport
July 16, 2021
New York City Hospitals Prohibit Unnecessary Intersex Surgeries
Ending Early ‘Normalizing’ Interventions Signals Commitment to Rights
July 8, 2021
Revised UN Counterterrorism Strategy Has Stronger Rights Focus
Human Rights Monitoring Mechanism Still Urgently Needed
July 8, 2021
Putting Venezuela’s Crisis on the International Agenda
Reports Have Helped Spotlight Abuses Including During the Covid-19 Pandemic
June 17, 2021
Canada: Abuse, Discrimination in Immigration Detention
Thousands Held; Systemic Change Needed
