October 19, 2018
Protecting Syrian Property Rights
Despite Reports of Withdrawal of Syria’s Property Law, Concerns Remain
October 18, 2018
Afghanistan’s Elections Offer Hope Amid Fear
International Donors Should Back Fair Process
October 17, 2018
What Would A ‘No Deal’ Brexit Mean For Human Rights?
Millions in Britain and EU Could Be Left in Legal Limbo
October 15, 2018
The Netherlands Should Protect Venezuelan Refugees
Fate of Asylum Seekers in Curaçao Continues to Cause Concern
October 12, 2018
Iran’s Death Penalty Laws Failing Children
Five Executed in 2018 for Crimes Committed Before Age 18
October 12, 2018
Medical Experts Call to Defer Unnecessary Intersex Surgeries
New European Guidelines Reflect Intersex Patient Advocates’ Views
October 12, 2018
Czech Transgender Sterilization Law Violates Right to Health
Government Should Remove Surgery Requirements from Law
October 11, 2018
Time to End Stigma Around Disabilities in Russia
Government, Media Should Support Inclusion, not Fiction
October 10, 2018
Dutch Court Ruling on Human Rights Obligations to Halt Climate Case
Ruling an Important Step toward Climate Justice
October 10, 2018
Taiwan Referendum Threatens Same-Sex Marriage
Vote Could Undermine Constitutional Court Ruling Upholding Basic Rights
October 10, 2018
US Ambassador Nikki Haley’s Disappointing UN Rights Legacy
Led Misguided US Departure from Human Rights Council
October 10, 2018
Is Rwanda’s Political Thaw Real?
Prisoner Releases Welcome, but More Needed to Demonstrate Genuine Change
October 10, 2018
Delayed Justice for Police Violence in Armenia
Authorities Should Resume Investigation into Abuses Against Protesters and Journalists
