A year of progress in eliminating violence against women

A year of progress in eliminating violence against women

Egypt: Protester Killings a Test for Morsy

Impunity Reigns: No Justice, Police Reform One Year Later

Ireland: Death of Woman Denied Abortion Should Spur Reform

Upholding Rights Includes Access to Legal Abortion

Morocco: Abuse of Child Domestic Workers

Beatings, Little Pay or Rest, Weak Enforcement of Child Labor Laws

Colombia: Obstacles to Care for Abused, Displaced Women

Ensure Perpetrators Prosecuted, Health Services for Victims of Rape, Domestic Violence

Joint NGO Submission by the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights and Human Rights Watch

To the Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women

Belgium: Abused Migrant Women Fear Deportation

Legal Loopholes, Inadequate Shelter Access Send Women Back to Abusers

Crisis calls for Bill's swift passage

Mothers giving birth are dying while the debate about standards in the public sector continues.

Virtue Campaign on Women in Chechnya under Ramzan Kadyrov

Presentation at the Conference “Tchétchénie – Logiques de Violence et Expérience de Guerre” (Paris, October 22-23, 2012)

Uruguay: New Abortion Law Breaks Ground for Women’s Rights

But Burdensome Procedures Could Undermine Access

Afghanistan: US Should Articulate Women’s Rights Strategy

Grave Risk to Women’s Rights Without Heightened Commitment and Clear Plans

‘Traditional Values’ code for human rights abuse?

It's time for governments to finally put an end to child marriage