Saudi Arabia: ‘Image Laundering’ Conceals Abuses

New Human Rights Watch Campaign Against Whitewashing Rights Violations

Victory for Acid Attack Campaigners in Nepal

Positive Legal Move from Government Is a Win for Campaigners, But More Can Be Done

World Leaders Should Champion Gender Equality

India: Amnesty International Forced to Halt Work

Government Increasingly Targeting Rights Groups

Domestic Violence Law Signals Hope for Kuwait’s Women

Government Should Implement Legislation, Address Gaps in Protection for Victims

Key Rights at Stake in US Supreme Court Pick

Brazil: Revoke Regulation Curtailing Abortion Access

Reporting Rape Survivors to Police Can Endanger Their Health

Mourning the Death of Feminist Icon Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Trailblazing Lawyer’s Agenda for Equality and Justice

Afghan Women Win Fight for Their Own Identity

Right to Be Named on Identification Cards A Boost for Equality During Peace Talks

Blaming the Victim for Sexual Violence in Pakistan

‘Motorway Incident’ Protests Show Urgent Need for Police Reform

Egypt: Gang Rape Witnesses Arrested, Smeared

Personal Data Used in Abusive Prosecutions

Iran is Having its #MeToo Moment

After Iranian women started sharing stories of sexual violence, the Iranian authorities have been forced to act.

Ecuador’s Assembly Approves Bill Furthering the Right to Health

Proposed Health Code Would Improve Protection for Women, Girls, LGBTI People

Stories of South Africa’s Powerful Women Doing Extraordinary Things

From Fighting Apartheid to Demanding Equality for Women and LGBT People