May 25, 2022
Still No Justice in Somalia Health Workers Massacre
New Leadership Should Review Pending Abuse Investigations
May 25, 2022
When War Crimes Evidence Disappears
Social Media Companies Can Preserve Proof of Abuses
May 24, 2022
Oklahoma’s Bathroom Ban Will Endanger Transgender Children
If Signed, Law Would Undermine Rights to Health, Education, and Privacy
May 24, 2022
FIFA Should Listen to Families of Qatar’s Migrant Workers
Provide Remedy for Abuses Before 2022 World Cup
May 24, 2022
Court Ends Suspension of NGO in Uganda
The Authorities Should Allow NGOs to Work Freely
May 23, 2022
The US Is Falling Behind Other Democracies When It Comes to Abortion
Centering on the Human Rights of Pregnant People Is Key
May 23, 2022
Afghans Call to #FreeHerFace
Campaign Opposes Taliban Forcing On-Air Female Journalists to Cover Faces
May 20, 2022
New York Committee to Investigate State’s Child Welfare System
Impacted Parents, Advocates Speak on Racial Disparities, Harm to Black Families
May 20, 2022
Reimagine Global Food Systems to Prevent Hunger and Protect Rights
Countries Move to Protect Domestic Food Security as Global Prices Soar
May 20, 2022
Berlin Bans Nakba Day Demonstrations
Undue Interference with Rights to Free Expression and Assembly
May 20, 2022
EU Needs to Hold Hungary to Account
EU Ministers Should Press for Genuine Reform at Forthcoming Hearing
May 18, 2022
Opposition Leader, Supporters Arrested in Chad
Authorities Should Drop Politically Motivated Charges
May 18, 2022
Millions Dying Globally Because of Unabated Pollution
New Lancet Report Says Poorer Countries Account for 9 of 10 Deaths
May 16, 2022
North Korea Acknowledges Health Crisis amid Covid-19 Outbreak
Population at Risk as Government-Declared ‘Fever’ Spreads
May 16, 2022
As Sri Lanka’s Tamils Remember War Dead, Justice Remains Elusive
Government Needs to Allow People to Commemorate Their Loss
