April 17, 2019
Despite Progress, Torture in Afghanistan Still ‘Disturbingly High’
UN Finds ‘Staggering’ Numbers Tortured in Kandahar
April 17, 2019
Who Cares About Kenyan Women?
Authorities Remain Silent Despite Rising Public Outcry on Violence Against Women
April 17, 2019
Guinea: Create Special Unit to Probe Protest Deaths
Impunity for 2018 Violence, Rising Political Tension Raise Concern
April 16, 2019
Forced Labor Lives on in Uzbekistan’s Cotton Fields
Reforms Need to Target the Underlying Soviet-Era System Encouraging Forced Labor
April 16, 2019
US Does Not Nominate Representative to Critical Rights Body
CERD will Continue to Monitor Abuses in US
April 16, 2019
Israel: Human Rights Watch Official’s Deportation Reinstated
Court Ruling Centers on Reporting Business Ties to Settlements
April 16, 2019
She Accused Assange of Rape. Give Her a Chance for Justice
UK, Deciding Assange's Fate, Should Give Sweden Time to Evaluate Rape Case
April 16, 2019
Interview: The Dangers of Opposing Mining in South Africa
Left Destitute and Sick, Communities Defy Police Abuse and Threats to Assert their Rights
April 16, 2019
South Africa: Activists in Mining Areas Harassed
Government, Companies Should Protect Environment Defenders
April 16, 2019
Bangladesh: Ensure Justice for Murdered Student
Young Woman Killed After Bringing Sexual Assault Complaint
April 16, 2019
Fate of ISIS Kidnapping Victims in Syria Remains Uncertain
Retaking of Territory Provides Opportunity for Answers
April 15, 2019
Lesbians Held Conference in Kyiv Despite Counter Protests
Far-Right and Religious Groups Protested European Lesbian* Conference
April 15, 2019
Joint NGO Letter Calls for Release of Nguyen Bac Truyen
April 15, 2019
South Korea’s Abortion Reform A Model for Others
More Countries Should Join Global Trend Toward Easing Abortion Restrictions
