September 18, 2017
In Pakistan, a Text Message Can Lead to a Death Sentence
Officials Lean on Abusive Blasphemy Law to Punish Free Speech
September 18, 2017
Yemen’s Children Are Being Shelled While the World Sits Back
Deadly Attack in Taizz Shows Need for International Inquiry
September 18, 2017
Ghana Makes Secondary Schools Free
Government Should Ensure Program Benefits Poorest and Rural Students
September 18, 2017
Preventing Suffering through ‘Humanitarian Disarmament’
Countries to Begin Signing Nuclear Weapons Treaty This Week
September 18, 2017
Should Corporate Social Responsibility be Voluntary or Binding?
Germany’s Next Government Will Decide
September 16, 2017
Deaths and Damage in Hurricane-Affected US Nursing Facilities
Urgent Need for Stronger Enforcement
September 15, 2017
One Step Forward, One Step Back in Tunisia
Progress on Women’s Rights; Regression on Justice
September 15, 2017
Turkmenistan Treating Sporting Event Like National Emergency
Repression Ramps up as International Athletic Competition Approaches
September 14, 2017
Indonesia’s Attorney General Rejects LGBT Discrimination
All Government Agencies Should Follow Suit
September 14, 2017
Intersex Kids Need US Pediatricians’ Support
Time For American Academy of Pediatrics to Oppose Unnecessary Surgeries on Intersex Kids
September 13, 2017
US Justice Department Looks to Curtail LGBT Protections
Recent Positions Help Legitimize Discrimination
September 13, 2017
Will the US Weaken its Disability Laws?
House to Vote on Bill Protecting Businesses Over Persons with Disabilities
September 13, 2017
Italy Returns Ambassador to Egypt Despite Unresolved Regeni Case
Lack of Justice All Too Familiar for Victims of Torture in Egypt
