November 28, 2017
Your Private Information is a Gift
You Should Decide Whether to Give It – Not Have the US Government Take It Away
November 28, 2017
North Carolina Citizens’ Commission Examines US Torture
Holds Hearings on State’s Role in CIA Secret Renditions Program
November 28, 2017
‘Making Haste Slowly’ is a Tired Refrain in Sri Lanka
Officials Cite Politics for Failing to Implement Promised Reforms
November 28, 2017
“100 Crimean Tatar Kids Who Lost Their Fathers”
More than a dozen men disappeared without a trace during Russia's annexation of Crimea. Their families are still waiting for news — and justice
November 28, 2017
South Korea Kicks Issue of Abortion Down the Road
Government Claims Research Needed, So Women’s Rights Must Wait
November 28, 2017
New Mexico Cases Highlight Risks of Secret Evidence
Shadowy Practice of Parallel Construction Threatens Rights
November 28, 2017
UN: ‘Killer Robots’ Talks Fall Short
Many Countries Call for Law to Keep Human Control
November 28, 2017
Israel/Palestine: UN Settlement Business Data Can Stem Abuse
Critical to Avoid Corporate Role in Rights Violations
November 27, 2017
Lawyer Disbarred in Azerbaijan After Filing Torture Complaint
Authorities Should Ensure Effective Investigation into All Ill-treatment Allegations
November 27, 2017
Another Day, Another Tragedy in Crimea
Prominent Crimean Tatar Activist Dies After Raid in Crimea
November 27, 2017
Why No Sense of Urgency on ‘Killer Robots?’
Progress Sluggish at Key UN Meeting on Fully Autonomous Weapons
November 27, 2017
EU Must Put Sudan Under Microscope at Africa Summit
November 27, 2017
War is Driving Girls Out of School
Governments Need to Better Protect Girl Students from Attack
November 27, 2017
Cambodia: Hun Sen Seeks to Shut Major Rights Group
Says Cambodian Center for Human Rights ‘Must Close’
November 26, 2017
Women’s Rights Movements: Strong but Embattled
