April 12, 2021
North Korea’s Leader Warns of Famine
Kim Jong Un May Be Tightening Already Firm Grip on Power
April 12, 2021
Victims of Sudan Crackdown on Protests Await Justice
More Efforts Needed to Ensure Timely, Transparent Accountability
April 9, 2021
Another Woman Killed in Scourge of Kyrgyzstan ‘Bride Kidnappings’
Authorities Should Provide Justice, End to Deadly Crime Against Women
April 8, 2021
UN Chief Should Support Remote Investigation in Xinjiang
Guterres’ Public Outrage Over Myanmar Should Extend to China
April 8, 2021
Minimize Civilian Harm in Eastern Ukraine Conflict
Potential Escalation in Hostilities Requires Focus on Civilian Protection
April 7, 2021
New Laws Further Stifle Freedom of Speech in Belarus
Parliament Should Reject the Bills, Guarantee Media Freedom
April 7, 2021
Counterterrorism Police ‘Clean Up’ After Tibetan Monk’s Death
Crackdown Seeks to Silence Tibetans, Stifle Information
April 7, 2021
How to Chart an Equitable Exit from the Pandemic
On World Health Day, a Call for a ‘Fairer and Healthier World’
April 2, 2021
Turkey Resumes its Crackdown on Student Protesters
Government, University Authorities Should Allow Peaceful Dissent
April 1, 2021
New York State Passes Important Legislation for Justice
Laws Limit Solitary Confinement, Legalize Marijuana
April 1, 2021
US Court Rules for Safety in Meatpacking
Order Overturns Federal Rule Eliminating Speed Limits in Hog Plants
March 30, 2021
US State Department Re-Commits to Reporting on Reproductive Rights
Secretary of State Blinken Recognizes Human Rights as Co-Equal and Interdependent
March 30, 2021
Arizona Legislators Should Reject Immunity for Nursing Homes
Residents Need Access to Courts Amid Emerging Reports of Neglect During Pandemic
March 30, 2021
Covid-19 Pandemic Ravages Brazil
President Bolsonaro Continues to Oppose Measures that Could Save Lives
March 30, 2021
Time to Focus on Human Rights in EU’s Turkey Agenda
Council Meeting Offered Little Hope to Turkey’s Human Rights Defenders
