Iran Should Grant Rights Groups Access to Prisons, not just Foreign Diplomats

Ambassadors Get a Rare Official Visit to Evin Prison

A Welcome Delay by US on Sudan Sanctions

Khartoum’s Rights Record Should also Face Scrutiny in Sanctions Review

African Union Troops Vacate Base in Somali University

Time for AU to End Military Use of Schools and Universities

Yemeni Activists Face Reprisals for Speaking Out

Attack on Human Rights Watch Provides a Tiny Glimpse of the Threat

Hungarian Government Stoops to New Low with Hate Campaign

Billboards Evoking Anti-Semitism Part of Wider Attack on Independent Voices

Franco-German Summit an Opportunity to Defend Rights

Macron and Merkel Meeting Should Prioritize Rule of Law in EU

Justice Lacking for Victims of Kenya’s Post-Election Violence

As Election Nears, Victims Demand Reparations and Justice

Italy’s New Law on Torture Fails to Meet International Standards

China Court Rules Against Forced Conversion Therapy

Ruling Should Prompt Banning of Practice to Change Sexual Orientation

Contraception is Lifesaving but Often Out of Reach

Family Planning Donors Should Assess Effects of US Funding Restrictions

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Adopted

122 Countries Support the Convention, Strengthening ‘Humanitarian Disarmament’

Burma’s Manmade Disaster

End Restrictions on Food Aid, Humanitarian Access

The Power of Canada’s Apology to Omar Khadr

Apology, Compensation to Former Guantanamo Child Detainee a Break with the Past

Singapore’s LGBT Festival Goes Local

Government Hurdle for International Corporate Sponsors Leads to Local Business Support