The Brics Have a Chance to Succeed Where the World Bank Has Failed

The New Brics Bank is an Opportunity to Learn Lessons and Ensure Every Infrastructure Project Protects Human Rights

Equatorial Guinea: Halt Prisoner Torture

President Obama Should Press President Obiang to Cease Abuses

US: Surveillance Reform Advances in the Senate

Bill Would Be a First Step to Address Rights Concerns

World Bank: Reject Plan to Roll Back Safeguards

Plan Risks Harm to Communities Affected by Development

Dispatches: How the BRICS Can Run a Rights-Respecting Development Bank

Equatorial Guinea: Release Seriously Ill Prisoner

Italian Citizen Targeted for Insider Knowledge of President’s Son

World Bank: Falling Short on Rights

2 Years on, Tackling Discrimination but Quiet on Crackdowns

World Bank: Human Rights Status Report and Action Plan

Dispatches: A Treaty to End Corporate Abuses?

Saudi Arabia: Malicious Spyware App Identified

Software from Company That Sells Only to Governments

The World Bank’s Dam Dilemma in Tajikistan

As it considers whether to back a controversial dam in Tajikistan, the World Bank needs to revisit its criteria for funding projects that displace people from their homes.

Equatorial Guinea: World Leaders Should Press on Rights

First Visit by United Nations Head, Spain’s Prime Minister

Tajikistan: Dam Resettlement Undermines Livelihoods

Government, Donors Should Enhance Access to Food, Water, Education

Letter to the UN General Assembly Open Working Group 12 on Sustainable Development Goals ahead of the 12th Session