February 7, 2020
US Congress Investigates Policy Harming Asylum Seekers
‘Remain in Mexico’ Exposes Families to Danger, Poor Conditions
January 27, 2020
Interview: Landmark World Court Order Protects Rohingya from Genocide
How a Small African Nation Took on Myanmar’s Crisis – and Won
January 23, 2020
World Court Rules Against Myanmar on Rohingya
International Court of Justice Unanimously Orders Measures to Prevent Genocide
December 16, 2019
Development Banks to Address Palm Oil Abuses in DR Congo
Implementing Commitments Would Protect Tens of Thousands on Plantations
December 10, 2019
US Imposes Human Rights Day Sanctions on Myanmar
New Legal Pressure a Step Toward Justice
December 6, 2019
Brazil Grants Asylum to 21,000 Venezuelans in a Single Day
Decision Based on Reports of Severe Human Rights Abuses in Venezuela
November 20, 2019
Ukraine Becomes 100th Country to Endorse Safe Schools Declaration
Over 750 Ukrainian Education Facilities Damaged, Destroyed in Fighting
November 20, 2019
Amazon Takes Transparency Step
First Move Toward Adopting ‘Transparency Pledge,’ Supply Chain Justice
November 7, 2019
Congo Warlord Gets 30 Years
Persistence Over Many Years Helps Bring Bosco Ntaganda to Justice
October 24, 2019
‘Killer Robots’ Debate Hits the Small Screen
Madam Secretary Grapples with Dilemmas Posed by Fully Autonomous Weapons
October 4, 2019
Nigeria: Army Frees 25 Child Suspects After Abuse Reports
September 27, 2019
Venezuela: UN Creates Independent Investigative Body
Important Step Toward Accountability for Rights Violations
September 3, 2019
Indonesia Upholds Rights of People with Mental Health Conditions
Agreement Signed to Monitor Social Care and Mental Health Institutions
August 27, 2019
Shuttering Notorious Jaslyk Prison A Victory for Human Rights in Uzbekistan
Human Rights Watch Helped Keep International Attention on ‘House of Torture’
August 22, 2019
European Court Slams Russia Over Domestic Violence Case
Ruling means justice for victim, first step toward directing policy changes
