April 3, 2023
A Path Toward Judicial Independence in Lebanon
Parliament Should Support Independent, Impartial Investigations
April 3, 2023
Australia Should Raise Abuses During Vietnam Visit
Governor-General David Hurley Should Put Rights High on Agenda
March 31, 2023
Rape Survivor Testifies Publicly in Guinea Massacre Trial
Victim of 2009 Stadium Attack Wants Justice
March 30, 2023
UN Paints Bleak Picture of Rights in Sri Lanka
Entrenched Patterns of Abuse Define Country’s Current Crisis
March 30, 2023
Swiss 'Senior Women' Take Government to Court over Climate Change
Failure to Reduce Emissions Threatens Human Rights
March 30, 2023
Russia’s Security Service Arrests American Reporter
Free Evan Gershkovich Immediately
March 30, 2023
Namibian Communities Deserve a Say in German Reparations Deal
True Reckoning Requires Involving Descendants of Victims of Colonial Era Abuses
March 29, 2023
Myanmar Junta Dissolves Political Parties
Military Seeks to Legitimize Rule Through Sham Elections
March 29, 2023
Tanzania Undermines Right to Health of Maasai Community
Visiting US Vice President Should Urge Government to Respect Rights
March 29, 2023
Taliban Expand Civil Society Crackdown
Education Activist, Journalist, Blogger Among Those Recently Targeted
March 29, 2023
New Nepal Police Chief Has Questions to Answer on Torture
Decision Shows Government’s Commitment to Impunity
March 29, 2023
Japan to Hold Retrial for Decades-Old Death Sentence
Case Highlights Cruelty of ‘Hostage Justice System,’ Capital Punishment
March 29, 2023
French MPs Approve Controversial Surveillance Tech Under Olympics Pretext
New Bill on Olympic Games Legalizes Rights-Threatening Algorithmic Surveillance
March 28, 2023
UN Experts Find War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity in Libya
Continued Investigation of Rights Situation in the Country Remains Essential
March 28, 2023
Exile or Prison: Egypt’s Offer To Critics Abroad
Egypt Should End Persecution of Critics, Open Dialogue
