Europe: Update Treaty on Forced Labor

Almost 21 Million People in Modern-Day Slavery

Global: Update Treaty on Forced Labor

Almost 21 Million People in Modern-Day Slavery

Bangladesh: Elections Scarred by Violence

Government and Opposition Responsible for Abuses Before, During, After Polls

Dispatches: A Killer Question on Journalist Deaths in the Philippines

Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 29 April 2014

Bulgaria, Greece, Syria, Egypt, Ukraine, the Philippines, US, and Saudi Arabia

US: Kerry’s Africa Trip Should Emphasize Rights

Promote Links Between Rule of Law and Security, Development

Submission by Human Rights Watch to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights 55th Ordinary Session in Luanda, Angola

Hang Together: Why the EU needs to Confront China on Rights

Egypt: Fresh Assault on Justice

Mass Death Sentences Deny Fair Trial Rights

Human Rights Watch Letter to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban

Hungary: Address Outstanding Rights Concerns

New Government Should Bring Laws, Practices Up to International Standards

Turkey: Spy Agency Law Opens Door to Abuse

Jail for Journalists Publishing Leaks, Immunity for Intelligence Personnel

Bulgaria: Asylum Seekers Summarily Expelled

Syrians, Others Forced Back Across Turkish Border

Cambodia: Stop Stalling Union Registrations

Delaying Registrations Increases Risks for Workers, Union Representatives