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
March 24, 2023
One Year On, the Taliban Still Attacking Girls’ Right to Education
‘Would World Leaders Bear It If Their Daughters Were Banned from School?’
March 24, 2023
US Lawmakers Tackle Transnational Repression
New Policies Would Prioritize Protection of Dissidents Globally
March 24, 2023
France Protests Test Government’s Commitment to Rights
Respect Rights of Protesters, Investigate Reports of Police Abuse
March 23, 2023
Black Residents of Louisiana File Landmark Lawsuit
Demand End to New Fossil Fuel and Petrochemical Operations in Cancer Alley
March 22, 2023
Ugandan Parliament Passes Extreme Anti-LGBT Bill
President Should Reject Bill, Stop Systemic Oppression
March 21, 2023
Russia Opens New Case against Memorial
Authorities are Using Distortions of History to Criminalize Dissent
March 21, 2023
First Australian Soldier Charged over Alleged War Crime in Afghanistan
Comprehensive Accountability Needed for Abuses by Coalition Forces
March 21, 2023
G7 Letter Highlights Japan’s LGBT Rights Gaps
Ambassadors Call on the Prime Minister to Take Domestic Action
March 21, 2023
Covid-19: Lessons Learned for a Rights-Based Response
Governments Should Address Failures from Three Years of Covid-19
March 20, 2023
UN Human Rights Chief Calls for Reforms in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
Accountability for Protest Deaths, Action on Domestic Violence Needed
