August 3, 2018
Qatar: Censorship Ignores Rights, FIFA Rules
2022 World Cup Host Should Reform Anti-LGBT Laws
July 30, 2018
Kazakhstan Shouldn’t Deport Asylum Seeker to China
Ethnic Kazakh Woman Denounced ‘Political Reeducation’ Camps
July 27, 2018
Two Years On, No Clarity on Fate of Burundian Journalist
Government has Failed to Adequately Investigate Disappearance of Jean Bigirimana
July 27, 2018
Activist Faces Trumped-Up Charges in Sudan
Case Underlines Fight Against Gender Discrimination and Repression
July 27, 2018
Bahrain: Hundreds Stripped of Citizenship
Bahrainis Deported from Homeland; Others at Risk
July 26, 2018
Ukrainian Detainee in Russia Urgently Needs Medical Help
Pavlo Hryb, 20, Abducted and Held on Terrorism Charges in Russia
July 23, 2018
Silencing a Witness to Thailand’s Deadly 2010 Crackdown
Flimsy Charges Brought Against the Outspoken ‘Nurse Waen’
July 20, 2018
Turkey: Normalizing the State of Emergency
Draft Law Permits Purging Judges; Prolonged Detention; Curbing Movement, Assembly
July 18, 2018
Vietnam: US Citizen in Televised ‘Confession’
American on Trial Before Party-Controlled Court
July 13, 2018
Tajikistan: Journalist’s Conviction a Mockery of Rights
US, EU, OSCE Condemn Harsh Sentence
July 13, 2018
US: Government Has Planted Spy Phones With Suspects
Concerns About Privacy, Security, Free Expression
July 10, 2018
Balkan Summit Must be More Than Hot Air
The London summit this week could kick-start the revival of the stalled reform process in the region – but won’t if human rights and the rule of law stay off the agenda
