“Money Slipped through My Fingers Like Water”

Discrimination against War-Zone Pensioners in Eastern Ukraine

Protecting Older People and People with Disabilities in South Sudan

People at Heightened Risk Face Great Threat of Violence

South Sudan: Government Forces Abusing Civilians

Rein in Troops, Ensure Justice for Abuse by All Sides

Minister Lacks Sympathy for Plight of Pensioners in Eastern Ukraine

Government Should Stop Requiring Pensioners to Register as Displaced Persons

Making Life a Little Easier on Ukraine’s Front Lines

Government Eases Crossing Pass Requirements, Should Stop Pension Discrimination

“For Your Own Good"

Choice and the Dangers of Institutionalization for Older People

Dementia and Caregiving in the US: Time for Paid Family Leave

Regulator of US Nursing Homes Called to Account Over “Crisis” of Overmedication

Chair of Congressional Committee Calls for End to Inappropriate Use of Antipsychotic Drugs

Why the Social Care Crisis is a Human Rights Issue

We are not destined to be objects of pity in our old age. But ageism is alive and kicking.

Witness: “If We’re Experiencing It, So Is Everyone Else”

Older People in England Put At Risk By Improper Social Care Assessments

United Kingdom: Older People Left Without Support

Uneven Social Care Assessments Limit Services, Compromise Health and Dignity

Human Rights in 2018: Ten Issues That Made Headlines

The Freedom to Make Your Own Choices

Ukraine: Barriers to Free Movement for Older People

Dangerous Bridge from Armed Group Area