May 5, 2022
Costa Rica’s Mental Health Bill a Step Back for Human Rights
Legislators Should Adopt New Model to Support People with Psychosocial Disabilities
May 5, 2022
Frontex Reform Needed to Uphold Human Rights
Leadership Change Should Signal Rights-Oriented Shift in Europe’s Border Governance
May 4, 2022
Concerns Remain as Egypt Frees Activists and Critics
Piecemeal Releases Do Not Mean Fundamental Policy Shift
May 3, 2022
What Roe v Wade Means for Human Rights
Overturning Abortion Would Weigh Heaviest on Low-Income Women of Color
May 3, 2022
No ‘Dignity and Pride’ in World Cup Labor Abuses
FIFA Should Uphold Rights Responsibilities to Migrant Workers
May 3, 2022
Time for British Columbia to Cancel Immigration Detention Contract
14-Days-of-Action Campaign Targets Use of Provincial Jails
May 3, 2022
Low Income Puts Older People’s Rights at Risk
Older Advocates Urge Governments to Enshrine Rights Protections in New Treaty
May 2, 2022
Older People No Longer Invisible Casualties of War in Ukraine
Governments, Aid Agencies Should Ensure Protection and Assistance
April 30, 2022
A Bleak Week for Rights in the UK
Eroding Civil Liberties Against Backdrop of Falling Living Standards Will Cause Harm
April 29, 2022
Inadequate Kenyan Police Response to Brutal Killing of Non-Binary Lesbian
Murder of Sheila Adhiambo Lumumba Sparks #JusticeForSheila
April 29, 2022
On May 1, End Violence and Harassment at Work
This International Workers Day, Governments Should #RatifyC190
April 27, 2022
Japan to Train New Cadets, Officers from Abusive Myanmar Military
Training Tatmadaw Personnel Risks Complicity in Junta’s Atrocities
April 27, 2022
Dress Restrictions Tighten for Afghanistan Girls’ Schools
‘Taliban want to make it so harsh and strict we give up on education’
