March 15, 2019
Philippine Lawyer Possible Victim of ‘Drug War’ Murder
38 Lawyers Killed Since President Duterte Took Office
March 15, 2019
In US, Oregon Tables Forced Opioid Reductions Vote – For Now
Denying Patients Pain Medication Won’t Solve Opioid Crisis
March 15, 2019
Systemic abuses and mass detentions in China demand Human Rights Council action
UPR Adoption – China
March 14, 2019
For Rohingya, Bangladesh’s Bhasan Char ‘Will Be Like a Prison’
Relocating Refugees to Unsafe Island Would Risk Lives, Livelihoods
March 14, 2019
Vietnam: 6 Activists Headed to Prison
Upcoming Trial, Appeal Over Peaceful Opposition
March 14, 2019
Malaysia: Drop Investigation of Women’s March Organizers
Repeal Draconian Sedition Act
March 14, 2019
Germany: Support a Ban on ‘Killer Robots’
March 14, 2019
A Bleak 24 Hours for Women’s Rights in the US
Abortion Bills in Five States Threaten Reproductive Rights
March 14, 2019
Will Qatar World Cup Expansion Meet FIFA Rights Standards?
In Kuwait and Oman, Migrant Workers and Transgender Rights at Stake
March 14, 2019
Labor and Human Rights Groups Urge Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives and Business Associations in the Apparel Sector to Adopt Transparency Requirements
Fair Labor Association Makes Significant Move to Require Affiliates to Disclose Supplier Lists
March 14, 2019
The Court Case Against Oyub Titiyev Is a Tragic Farce
The veteran Chechen human rights defender faces the real prospect of spending his next four years in jail
