February 23, 2018
UK’s ‘Black Cab Rapist’ Ruling Shows Importance of Human Rights Act
John Worboys Case Should Make Ministers Abandon Plans to Scrap the Act
February 23, 2018
Pregnant Women Will No Longer Await Trial in Brazilian Jails
Supreme Court Ruling a Victory for Law Reform in Brazil
February 22, 2018
US State Department Backtracks on Women’s Rights
Annual Human Rights Report to Omit Critical Issues Related to Women
February 21, 2018
Unfair ISIS Trial in Iraq Hands Women Harshest Sentences
Foreign Defendants Receive Harsh Penalties for Non-Violent Acts
February 21, 2018
Kuwait/Philippines: Protect Filipino Migrant Workers
Migration Ban Increases Abuse Risk
February 15, 2018
Can US Immigrant Detainees Have a #MeToo Movement?
Abuses Run Rampant in the Sprawling Network of Detention Centers
February 15, 2018
Submission to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights concerning the Central African Republic
63rd plenary session
February 14, 2018
Law Not on Side of Russia’s Domestic Violence Victims
One Year Since Legislative Changes Weakened Protections
February 14, 2018
Duterte’s Pledges of Rewards Encourage War Crimes
Exhorts Philippine Soldiers to Shoot Female Rebels in their Vaginas
February 14, 2018
Misery for Women and Girls in Greece’s Island Paradise
Government Downplays Sexual Violence Risks in Migrant Hotspots
February 9, 2018
The White House’s Latest #MeToo Moment
Top Aide Rob Porter Accused of Physically, Emotionally Abusing Former Wives
February 5, 2018
Florida: Child Marriage Ban Hits a Bump
Legislators Should Support Bill Setting Minimum Age at 18
January 31, 2018
For Brazil’s Women, Violence Begins at Home
January 29, 2018
Beware the #MeToo Backlash—It Masks Ugly Lies About Women
