June 12, 2017
How Wars and Disasters Fuel Child Labor
Urgent Action Needed to Help Millions of Children Forced into Work Each Year
June 12, 2017
Lebanon: Don’t Resume Executions
Resumption of Executions Would be a Step in the Wrong Direction
June 10, 2017
Upsurge in attacks threaten to suppress vote
June 9, 2017
One Step Closer to Ending Child Marriage in New York
New York Law Still Allows 14-Year-Olds to Marry
June 9, 2017
In Uncertain Times, the Compass of Human Rights is Vital
New Government in UK Should Defend Human Rights
June 9, 2017
Philippines Mercury Poisoning Report Highlights Risks
Government Should Ratify and Implement the Minamata Convention
June 8, 2017
Intelligence Agency Dodges Congressional Scrutiny
Testimony Shows Need for Accountability on Secret Surveillance
June 8, 2017
What is at Stake for Human Rights in France’s Parliamentary Elections?
New MPs May Have to Decide If State of Emergency Measures Are to Become Law
June 8, 2017
Time for Tonga to End Child Marriage
New Campaign Provides Opportunity to Abolish Child Marriage
June 7, 2017
US Court Dismisses Uganda LGBTI Case, but Affirms Rights
Group Sued US Christian Evangelist for Role in Promoting Ugandan Anti-Gay Law
June 7, 2017
China Pushes to Cut UN Human Rights Posts
At the Same Time, US Wants to Cut UN Peacekeeping Funds
June 6, 2017
Women Excluded Again from Afghanistan’s Peace Talks
Participation by Women Even More Urgent in Light of Recent Attacks in Kabul
June 6, 2017
In Poland, Being a Woman Can Be Bad for Your Health
Government Seeks to Limit Sales of ‘Morning After’ Pill
June 5, 2017
Russian Librarian Convicted of ‘Extremism’
Trumped-up Charges Against Director of Library of Ukrainian Literature in Moscow
