December 14, 2018
Hungary’s Latest Assault on the Judiciary
President Ader Should Reject Law That Sets Up New Court System
December 13, 2018
No Justice for Horrors of Brazil’s Military Dictatorship 50 Years On
President-Elect Jair Bolsonaro Defends Military Regime
December 13, 2018
Ethiopia’s Torture Problem and the Court of Public Opinion
Victims of Torture Deserve Meaningful Justice
December 12, 2018
Justice Moves Ahead in the Central African Republic
Arrest of Former Militia Leader a Welcome Step
December 12, 2018
A Dark Anniversary for Press Freedom in Myanmar
Reuters Journalists Mark One Year in Prison
December 11, 2018
Extradition of Bahraini Football Player Moves Ahead
At Risk of Torture If Returned From Thailand
December 10, 2018
5 Questions for Google About Controversial China Search Project
Congress Should Press Sundar Pichai Over Project Dragonfly
December 10, 2018
Human Rights are Key to Success at Climate Talks
Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the UDHR at COP24
December 9, 2018
Giving North Korea Abuses a Free Pass
UN Security Council Misses Key Opportunity to Confront Atrocious Rights Record
December 7, 2018
Poland Denies Entry to Environmental Activists to Attend Climate Talks
Denials Come in Wake of New Law That Restricts Protest Rights
December 7, 2018
Family Planning Scholar Arrested on Vague Accusations in Tehran
Authorities Treat Experts as ‘Infiltrators,’ Deny Access to Lawyer
December 7, 2018
Senegalese Students Open Up the Conversation About Sexual Abuses
Time to End the Culture of Silence Around Harassment, Exploitation, and Abuse
December 7, 2018
Somali Journalist Critically Hurt in Car Bombing
Authorities Should Conduct Prompt, Credible Investigation
December 6, 2018
Veteran Rights Defender Languishes in Kyrgyzstan Jail
European Union Should Press for Azimjon Askarov’s Release
December 5, 2018
Humanitarians Released on Bail in Greece
Saving Lives at Sea Should Not Earn Time in Jail
