Jordan: Informal Camp Residents Displaced

Lack of Adequate Notice, Fair and Timely Compensation

US: Trump’s First 100 Days an Assault on Rights

Compilation of 100 Harmful Actions Offers Snapshot of Unfolding Crisis

Egypt: Declining Funding Undermines Education

Adequate Budgets Needed to Tackle Inadequate School Infrastructure, Teacher Shortages

Human Rights Watch Written Evidence to the UK Foreign Affairs Committee Inquiry into the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

US Commits to Protecting Education during Conflict

Joins 120 Countries around the World Supporting the Safe Schools Declaration

Haiti: Criminal Violence, Hunger Trapping Children

Transitional Government Should Prioritize Their Protection, Reintegration

It’s Not a Dystopian Novel — It’s Afghanistan Today

Joint Statement: Marking 3 Years of Taliban Oppression

Statement from the U.S. Policy Advocates for Afghan Women and Girls

Human Rights Watch Testimony: Women and Girls in Afghanistan

House Foreign Affairs Committee, Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission Hearing on Women and Girls in Afghanistan

Conflict in Northern Mozambique Puts Education at Risk

New Report Shows Fewer Attacks, but Increasing Military Use of Schools

Increased Attacks on Education During War

New Report Highlights Need to Protect Schools

Attacks on Education in War Surge Globally

Palestine, Other Major Conflicts Drive Much of the Increase

120 Countries Have Signed the Safe Schools Declaration. Sadly, the US Isn’t One of Them.

From Gaza to Ukraine to Afghanistan, militaries need to leave schools alone. A global agreement could make that a reality.

Children Are Among the Hardest Hit by Haiti’s Violence

Four Young People Share Their Stories