July 16, 2018
DR Congo Rights Abusers Rewarded with Army Promotions
Appointments Increase Risk of Further Repression, Abuses
July 16, 2018
The Morning After Russia’s 2018 FIFA World Cup
Is There a Light for Human Rights at the End of the Tunnel?
July 13, 2018
Ethiopia Torture Victims Deserve Justice
Prisoner Release from Notorious Jail Ogaden Only a First Step
July 13, 2018
In Helsinki, High Stakes and History for Trump and Putin
July 13, 2018
East African Bishops Should Support Education for Pregnant Teens
The Church Should Reject Policies that Hinder Girls’ Access to Schools
July 12, 2018
UN Security Council Imposes Arms Embargo on South Sudan
After Years of Threats, Vote Offers Glimmer of Hope to Victims
July 12, 2018
Thai Court Acquits Migrant Workers of Defamation
Government Should Better Protect Victims of Labor Abuses
July 12, 2018
India Invites Bids to Create Sex Offenders Registry
Concerns Over Vigilante Violence, Data Protection, and Privacy Rights
July 11, 2018
Water Is a Human Right – in Flint, in Michigan, and the US
The Case Against Flint Officials’ Responsibility for Lead-Tainted Water
July 11, 2018
Trump’s Zero Tolerance Approach Goes Beyond the Border
Thousands With No Criminal Record Being Caught Up in Crackdown
July 10, 2018
A Step Toward Ending 'Virginity Exams' in Afghanistan
Policy Bans Government Doctors from Conducting Abusive Tests
July 10, 2018
Will Boris Johnson’s Departure Prompt New UK Diplomacy?
Resignation of UK Foreign Secretary Should Spark Fresh Push on Human Rights
July 10, 2018
DR Congo’s Kabila Snubs Senior Diplomats
Move Heightens Concerns President Won’t Step Down
July 10, 2018
Liberia Takes Small Step Toward Justice for War Crimes
Government Pledges Statement on Accountability, but More is Needed
