Sudan: Joint Letter Calling for Independent UN Mechanism To Advance Accountability For International Crimes

The Human Rights Council should establish an independent mechanism on Sudan

China: Unrelenting Crimes Against Humanity Targeting Uyghurs

Forced Assimilation Continues a Year After Landmark Report on Xinjiang

Letter to President Lula on Brazil’s Candidacy for the UN Human Rights Council

Lebanon: 3 Years On, No Justice for Beirut Blast

UN Rights Body Should Set Up International Fact-Finding Mission

Myanmar: Junta Continues Atrocities Against the Rohingya

Panel Discussion on Rohingya - HRC53

Sri Lanka: Impunity Continues in the Country Amidst Multiple Crises

HRW Oral Statement - Item 6 Universal Periodic Review Outcome - HRC53

Eritrea: Dire Rights Record Should be Publicly Condemned

HRW oral statement - ID with Special Rapporteur on Eritrea - HRC53

Venezuela: Concerns Around Upcoming Elections and Lack of Accountability

HRW oral statement - ID on High Commissioner report on Venezuela - HRC53

Belarus: More Action Needed on Accountability for Grave Crimes

HRW oral statement - ID with the Special Rapporteur on Belarus - HRC53

UN Human Right Council Should Ensure Monitoring of Abuses at Borders

HRW and Amnesty International Joint Statement - HRC53

Joint Letter: UN Human Rights Council Should Urgently Respond to Rights Violations at International Borders

HRW joins more than 200 organizations to urge the UN Human Rights Council to establish an independent monitoring mechanism at and around borders - HRC53

HRW Highlights Need for Concrete Follow Up on UN Xinjiang Report, Rights Crisis in India and Spiraling Situation in Darfur

HRW Statement - Item 2 Interactive Dialogue on the annual report of the High Commissioner on Human Rights - HRC53

Human Rights Watch Oral Statement: Palestinian Rights Groups Face “Existential Threat”

Afghanistan: Support Afghan Women Still in the Country

HRW Statement - Item 2 on Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on Afghanistan – HRC53