FIFA’s ‘Best World Cup Ever’ Came at Migrant Workers’ Loss

World Football’s Chief Claims to Defend Rights, But Still Offers No Remedy

Twitter’s Suspension of Journalists Threatens Media Freedom

UN Members Try Defunding Budgets for Human Rights Work

Overhaul of Budgeting Process Needed to Ensure Adequate Resources

Dutch Apology on Slavery Only First Step

Making Amends for Colonial Legacy Requires Consultation with Affected Communities

‘Qatargate’ Highlights Need to Reassess EU-Gulf Relations

Europe’s Cozy Approach to Gulf Governments Overlooks Serious Rights Abuses

Has South Sudan’s Conflict Really Ended?

Accountability for Conflict Related Abuses Key

Housing Unaffordable for Half of US Renters

New Federal Data Highlights Lack of Affordable Housing

South African Leadership Makes Moves to Decriminalize Sex Work

Decades of Activism by Sex Workers Has Highlighted Dangers of Criminalization

UK Should Protect the Rights to Protest and Strike, not Undermine Them

Proposed Law Would Fundamentally Restrict Right to Free Assembly

US Should Partner with African Rights Defenders, Not Just Leaders

African Human Rights Leaders Summit Offers Different View from Official Event

Barbados High Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex

Other Caribbean Nations Should Repeal Laws Criminalizing Same-Sex Conduct

Fatal Beating by Police Roils the Philippines

Off-Duty Officer Captured in Video Assaulting Suspect in Custody

Reports Allege Nigerian Army Abuses

Government Should Investigate Allegations of Forced Abortions, Killing of Children

New York City Overdose Prevention Centers Give Hope

More Public Health and Harm Reduction Solutions Needed