April 14, 2014
Kazakhstan: Sweeping Emergency Rules Violate Rights
Annul Decree and Amend Law Allowing Censorship
April 8, 2014
Snowden Claims NSA Spied on Rights Groups
April 4, 2014
Dispatches: Afghanistan Reporting’s Deadly Risks
April 1, 2014
How Ethiopia Spies on Its Diaspora in Europe
April 1, 2014
Joint Submission to OHCHR Consultation in Connection with General Assembly Resolution 68/167 “The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age”
Submitted by: Privacy International, Access, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Article 19, Association for Progressive Communications, Human Rights Watch, World Wide Web Foundation
March 25, 2014
Ethiopia: Telecom Surveillance Chills Rights
Foreign Technology Used to Spy on Opposition inside Country, Abroad
March 14, 2014
Syria: Free All Arbitrarily Held Detainees, Hostages
New Detentions Despite Security Council Demands
March 13, 2014
Dispatches: Black Thursday in Moscow
March 7, 2014
UN Human Rights Council: HRW Statement on Egypt and South Sudan
Delivered Under Item 2, Interactive Dialogue of HRC 25
February 28, 2014
Venezuela: OAS Should Proceed with Meeting
Address Abuses, Use of Excessive Force, Censorship
February 21, 2014
Venezuela: Violence Against Protesters, Journalists
International Community Should Condemn Abuses, Censorship
February 19, 2014
Egypt: High Price of Dissent
Journalists, Protesters, Academics Charged over Speech Offenses
February 17, 2014
The Kremlin’s Olympic Crackdown
Putin is trying to shut down Russia’s last independent TV channel. And no, this is not a game.