Testimony of Liz Evenson before the US House Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission

Hearing on Liberia: Next Steps Towards Accountability for War & Economic Crimes

Israel Joins UN ‘List of Shame’ for Abuses Against Children in War

UN Chief Also Lists Palestinian Armed Groups, Russia, Sudanese Forces

Joint NGO letter on the EU’s macro-financial assistance to Egypt and human rights

Greece: On Pylos Shipwreck Anniversary, Still No Justice

Kyrgyzstan: Prosecutors Seek 20 Years for Peaceful Critics

Free Activists; Drop Charges

Treacherous Internet: Cyber-Criminalization of LGBT People

Joint CSO letter calling for suspension of EU-China human rights dialogue

Q&A: Transnational Repression

June 2024

Safety in Haiti Remains a Long Way off

All Forced Returns of Haitians in the US Should be Suspended

Peru: Congress Ramps Up Assault on Democratic System

OAS Members Should Urgently Address Backsliding, Defend Rule of Law

Uganda: Lack of Free Pre-Primary Education Creates Lifelong Harm

Ensure Universal Access to Early Learning

Tanzania: Police Linked to Killings at Gold Mine

Ensure Independent Investigations; Prosecute Those Responsible

South Korea Still Blocking Abortion

Government’s Refusal to Update Laws Part of Wider Gender Discrimination

120 Countries Have Signed the Safe Schools Declaration. Sadly, the US Isn’t One of Them.

From Gaza to Ukraine to Afghanistan, militaries need to leave schools alone. A global agreement could make that a reality.