May 31, 2018
Young Woman’s Murder in Kyrgyzstan Shows Cost of ‘Tradition’
Government Should Do More to End ‘Bride Kidnapping,’ Protect Victims
May 31, 2018
South Korea’s Blind Eye to Philippine ‘Drug War’ Abuses
Assistance for Police Disregards Role in Summary Killings
May 31, 2018
What Ireland’s Abortion Referendum Means for Latin America
Countries in the Region Should Ease Abortion Restrictions
May 31, 2018
Lawsuit Against Greenpeace Raises Freedom of Speech Concerns
Suits Increasingly Used to Hamper Environmental Activism
May 31, 2018
Azerbaijan Chooses Not to Free Prominent Activists
Highly Anticipated Pardon Decree Falls Short of Expectations
May 30, 2018
Afghan Government Ignoring Violence Against Women
Groundbreaking 2009 Law Hasn’t Brought Justice for Victims
May 29, 2018
Wheels of Justice Turning in Bangui
Central African Republic Clears Major Hurdle for War Crimes Court
May 29, 2018
Duterte Threatens Summary Execution of Drug Suspects. Again.
Philippine President Warns Cebu Detainees to ‘Stay in Jail’
May 29, 2018
Suspected Armed Islamists in Mozambique Attack More Villages
Government Should Show More Transparency in its Response
May 29, 2018
Rising Global Support for Safe Schools
Declaration to Protect Students and Schools in Wartime Turns Three
May 28, 2018
A Minute of Silence for Victims of Nigeria’s Epidemic of Violence
Civil Society Groups Call on Government to End Violence
May 26, 2018
Ireland Votes Overwhelmingly to Repeal Abortion Ban
‘Yes’ Vote Ends 35 Years of Shame and Secrecy for Irish Women and Girls
May 25, 2018
New Research Shows Forced Labor Still Rampant in Uzbekistan
World Bank President Jim Kim Should Press to Eliminate Labor Abuses
May 24, 2018
Canada Promotes Justice for Myanmar’s Rohingya
New Strategy Seeks to End Impunity for Atrocity Crimes
May 24, 2018
Are US Police Disclosing Use of Amazon’s Face-Recognition Technology?
Courts Need to Be Able to Rule on Legality of New Biometric, AI Technologies
