August 13, 2018
Wave of Arrests Follow Crackdown in Bangladesh
Authorities Meet Peaceful Protests With Beatings, Tear Gas, and Arrests
August 10, 2018
Iran’s Judiciary Threatens Executions for Economic ‘Crimes’
Implementing the Death Penalty is Wrong Response to Economic Crisis
August 10, 2018
Violence Against LGBT Activists in Armenia
Prompt, Thorough and Effective Investigation Needed
August 9, 2018
The Nightmare Lives of Indigenous Prisoners in Australia
On International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples, Government Should Address Marginalized Group
August 9, 2018
Maldives President’s Comments Raise Questions Over Missing Blogger’s Fate
On Fourth Anniversary of Rilwan Ahmed’s Disappearance, Concerns of a Cover-Up
August 8, 2018
Zambia Denies Asylum Claim by Zimbabwe Opposition Leader
MDCA Principal Tendai Biti, and Five Others Face Deportation to Zimbabwe
August 8, 2018
Showing Solidarity in Moscow, in a Chechen Courtroom, and Everywhere
Trial Continues Against Human Rights Defender Oyub Titiev
August 8, 2018
Saudi Arabia Punishes Canada for Criticizing Human Rights Defenders’ Arrests
Retaliation and Threats Should Alarm All Rights Respecting Countries
August 8, 2018
Bride’s Killing in Iraq Shows New Law Needed
Iraq’s New Parliament Should Prioritize Passage of Domestic Violence Law
August 6, 2018
US Firms’ Sales to China’s Police
Sales May Not Break the Law – But Are They Defensible?
August 6, 2018
Indonesia’s Papua Media Blacklist
Authorities Equate Journalism with Doing “Something Wrong to Indonesia”
August 6, 2018
Zambia Should Keep Young Mothers in School
Don’t Let Pregnancy Be a Barrier to Education
August 4, 2018
France Approves Flawed Asylum and Immigration Law
New provisions risk undermining asylum seekers’ rights while not solving ongoing issues
August 3, 2018
Four Years on, Evidence of ISIS Crimes Lost to Time
Iraq Should Exhume Yezidi Mass Graves
August 3, 2018
Venezuela’s Left-Behind Generation
The Humanitarian Crisis’ Disproportionate Impact on Older People
