May 10, 2017
4 Years on, FIFA Still Deciding if it Will Follow its Own Rules
FIFA Says Decision on Israeli Clubs Playing in West Bank Settlements is ‘Premature’
May 10, 2017
Hunger-Striking Political Prisoners Go Unmentioned in Iran’s Elections
Candidates Don’t Speak Out Against Unjust Convictions, Mistreatment
May 10, 2017
Russian Arms Firm May Be Cashing in on Syrian Atrocities in Turkey
Rosoboronexport Attending Istanbul Arms Fair Despite Atrocities With Russian-Made Weapons
May 10, 2017
Indonesia’s Courts Have Opened the Door to Fear and Religious Extremism
By Jailing Ahok for Blasphemy, Judges Have Sent a Chilling Message
May 10, 2017
Putting Child Rights at the Heart of Climate Talks
Climate Change’s Disproportionate Impact on Children’s Health, Education
May 9, 2017
Thailand: Insurgents Bomb Southern Mall
Targeting Civilians Possible Crime Against Humanity
May 9, 2017
Indonesia Sends Jakarta Governor to Prison for Blasphemy
Discriminatory Laws Put Religious Minorities at Risk
May 9, 2017
The Philippines’ ‘Drug War’ Deaths Denial Complex
Government Swaps Apologists for ‘Alternative Facts’ Defense
May 9, 2017
‘Mama’s Bail Out Day’ Campaign Aims to Help Jailed Mothers
Children Suffer When Moms Can’t Bail Out
May 9, 2017
South Africa Needs a Global Reminder About Education Obligations
Human Rights Council Members Should Ask South Africa About Children With Disabilities
May 9, 2017
South Korea: Moon Should Uphold Rights at Home and Abroad
Time to Tackle Rights in Across Korean Peninsula and the Region
