May 10, 2023
Torture Trial in US Highlights Gaps in Law
US Should Play Larger Role in International Justice
May 9, 2023
Nigerian Court to Hear Challenges Against Presidential Election Result
Ensure Transparency and Credibility
May 9, 2023
Ethnic Targeting Mars DR Congo’s Electoral Process
Violent Attacks, Discrimination Hamper Voter Registration in the East
May 9, 2023
Legal Right to Free Education Grows Globally
Expanded International Law Could Accelerate Progress
May 8, 2023
Corporal Punishment on the Rise in Afghanistan
UN Reports on Public Lashings, Executions by Taliban for ‘Moral Crimes’
May 8, 2023
Polish Activists Win Cases Against ‘LGBT-Free Zones’
Authorities’ Attempts to Silence LGBT Activists Failing in Courts
May 6, 2023
Myanmar’s Prisoner Release Still Leaves Thousands Detained
Junta’s Gesture No Substitute for Lasting Human Rights Changes
May 5, 2023
Greece Stuck at Bottom of EU on Press Freedom
Low Ranking Latest Sign of Deteriorating Media Freedom
May 4, 2023
Burundi Court Upholds Journalist’s Conviction
Authorities Should End Cynical Assault on Media, Civil Society
May 3, 2023
Iraq Gas Flaring Tied to Cancer Surge
Death of Ali Hussein Jaloud Highlights Harm of Fossil Fuels
May 1, 2023
Fighting Devastates Sudan’s West Darfur
Communities Already Reeling from Waves of Abuses
April 28, 2023
UN Human Rights Council Should Respond to Sudan Crisis
Hold Special Session; Create Mechanism to Collect Evidence of Abuses
April 27, 2023
Tokyo Confirms Myanmar Military Misused Japan-Funded Ships
Japan Should Suspend Non-Humanitarian Aid to Junta
