March 26, 2026
India’s Transgender Rights Bill a Huge Setback
Strips Thousands of Their Rights; Increases Risk of Wrongful Prosecution
March 26, 2026
Landmark Ruling for Victims of Thailand Gold Mine Contamination
Court Orders Compensation, Clean-Up of Contaminated Areas
March 25, 2026
Japan’s Flag Desecration Law Poses a Threat to Freedom of Expression
Reject Any Bill that Infringes on Civil and Political Rights
March 25, 2026
Council of Europe Adopts New Social Rights Declaration
Move Reinforces Crucial Democratic Role of European Social Charter’s Rights
March 24, 2026
Belarus Rights Crisis Requires Sustained Scrutiny
UN Rights Council Should Renew Crucial Expert Mandates
March 23, 2026
Japan Authorities Take Steps to Address Athlete Abuse
Implement Sports Agency Guidelines on Safety in Sports
March 23, 2026
A Step Toward Justice for Abuses in Ukraine
UN Should Renew Mandate for Commission of Inquiry
March 22, 2026
As EU and Australia Sign Trade Deal, Will They Defend Rules-Based Order?
Uphold International Law, Address Double Standards
March 20, 2026
US Ramps Up Deportation of Pregnant People
Widespread Detentions Violate Government’s Own Rules
March 19, 2026
North Korea’s Rights Crisis, Not Just Missiles, Needs Global Attention
States Should Support UN and Civil Society Monitoring; Pursue Accountability
March 18, 2026
Hungary Bans Trans Rights Demonstration
Part of a Broader Campaign to Silence Dissenting Voices
March 18, 2026
How Human Rights Watch Mitigates Harm when Publishing Open-Source Analysis
Iran Research Highlights Risks of Arrests and Detentions
March 18, 2026
Landmark Trial for Belgian Colonial Crimes to Go Ahead
Belgian Court Decision Opens New Avenues for Justice
March 17, 2026
US Lifts Sanctions on Wagner-Linked Officials in Mali
Decision Disregards Ongoing Military Junta Atrocities
March 16, 2026
UN Committee Should Promote, Not Oppose, Civil Society
Rights-Respecting Governments Should Seek Seats on Gatekeeper Body
