August 16, 2018
Trail of Broken Promises to Brazil’s Women
August 8, 2018
Bride’s Killing in Iraq Shows New Law Needed
Iraq’s New Parliament Should Prioritize Passage of Domestic Violence Law
May 31, 2018
Young Woman’s Murder in Kyrgyzstan Shows Cost of ‘Tradition’
Government Should Do More to End ‘Bride Kidnapping,’ Protect Victims
May 30, 2018
Afghan Government Ignoring Violence Against Women
Groundbreaking 2009 Law Hasn’t Brought Justice for Victims
May 15, 2018
Sudan’s Many Nouras
Teenager Noura Hussein Faces Death for Killing Husband Who Raped Her
May 10, 2018
Palestine: ‘Marry-Your-Rapist’ Law Repealed
Revoke Other Discriminatory Laws Against Women
February 26, 2018
Morocco: New Violence Against Women Law
Progress, but Some Gaps; Further Reform Needed
February 14, 2018
Law Not on Side of Russia’s Domestic Violence Victims
One Year Since Legislative Changes Weakened Protections
February 9, 2018
The White House’s Latest #MeToo Moment
Top Aide Rob Porter Accused of Physically, Emotionally Abusing Former Wives
January 18, 2018
Top 5 Reforms Middle East Governments Can Make in 2018
Respond to Youth Demands, Gain Respect in the World
January 18, 2018
Armenia: Uneven Record on Human Rights
Lack of Meaningful Accountability for Police Violence
January 18, 2018
Russia: Dark Year for Freedom
Repressive Laws, Charges Against Critics, Impunity for Abuse
January 12, 2018
Armenia: Little Protection, Aid for Domestic Violence Survivors
New Law Should Enhance Safety, Services, Justice
