Germany: Social Security Failing to Protect Rights

New Government Should Act to Address Poverty, Gender Inequality

Canada Cuts Gender Equality Minister

As Dangerous Backlash Intensifies, Canada Should Support Women’s Rights

Japan Needs to Stop Its Retaliation Against UN Women's Rights Committee

Tokyo Shouldn’t Align with China and US in Attacking Global Rights System

Iraq: Personal Status Law Amendment Sets Back Women’s Rights

Some Improvements from Original Draft, but Still Problematic

Azerbaijan’s Imprisoned Women Journalists

Authorities Should Drop Bogus Charges and Release Unjustly Jailed Reporters

Letter to International Cricket Council

Regarding Suspending the Afghanistan Cricket Board and Implementing a Human Rights Policy

Cricket Council: Address Taliban Ban on Women Athletes

Permit Afghanistan Women’s National Team in Exile to Play

Celebrating Afghan Women’s Achievements

Relentless Advocacy Propels Legal Challenges to Taliban Abuses

The State of Women’s Rights

South Korea Should End Workplace Harassment for All Workers

Death of Oh Yoanna Highlights Gaps in the Law

Joint Civil Society Statement on the Legal Initiative to Hold Afghanistan Accountable for Violations of The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW)

Guatemala: Failed Response to Sexual Violence Against Girls

Inadequate Health Care, Education, Social Security, Justice for Young Survivors

Human Rights Watch letter to Prime Minister Tusk

US: Mississippi Delta Urgently Needs Better Cervical Cancer Care

Black Women Dying at Greater Rates; Expand Services, Information