September 27, 2022
Belarusian Authorities Further Tighten Chokehold on Civil Society
Arrests, Harshened Criminal Charges against Human Rights Defenders
September 26, 2022
Japan Should Strengthen New Business and Human Rights Guidelines
Voluntary Guidelines a Stepping Stone Towards Corporate Accountability Law
September 26, 2022
Hungary Should Guarantee Safety of Lesbian Activists During DykeMarch
Government Attacks on Freedoms Undermine Activism
September 26, 2022
Nepal President Blocks Citizenship Law
The Law Would Reduce Statelessness, but Still Excludes Many
September 26, 2022
ICC Starts Trial against Central African Republic Rebel Leader
Other “Big Fish” Commanders Should Also Be a Priority
September 25, 2022
UN Rights Body Rules Australia Failed to Protect from Climate Change
Torres Strait Islanders Owed Compensation, ‘Continued Safe Existence’
September 23, 2022
For the Deaf Community, Sign Language Equals Rights
Governments Should Act to Ensure Greater Inclusion
September 23, 2022
Japan to Suspend Myanmar Military Training Program
Decision Opens Door for Targeted Sanctions Against Junta
September 22, 2022
Bold Action Needed on UK Living Standards
Rights Approach Should Guide Economic Response to Spiraling Prices
September 22, 2022
England To End LBQ+ Discrimination in Access to Fertility Services
Coverage For Single Women and Transgender People Remains Unclear
September 21, 2022
Athletes, Fans Demand Remedy for Migrant Worker Abuses in Qatar
Corporate Partners, Football Associations Should Support World Cup Call
September 21, 2022
Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan Border Clashes Prove Deadly for Civilians
Protect Civilians, Abide by Laws of War
September 21, 2022
As World Cup Looms, the Families Football Left Behind
FIFA, Qatar Owe Families of Workers Who Died Building the Games
September 20, 2022
African States Should Tell FIFA to Establish Remedy Fund for Migrant Workers
Workers Harmed During Construction Should Be Compensated
September 20, 2022
As Philippines’ Marcos Speaks Before UN, a Few Reminders
Human Rights Abuses Related to ‘Drug War’ Still Rampant
