Philippines: Submission to the UN Human Rights Committee

136th Session

France’s Energy Plans Should Not Include Ignoring UAE Abuses

Emmanuel Macron should publicly raise UAE’s rights record during Mohamed bin Zayed’s visit

Iran’s 1988 Mass Executions

Evidence & Legal Analysis of “Crimes Against Humanity”

Iran: 1988 Mass Executions Evident Crimes Against Humanity

Senior Officials Implicated Should Be Investigated, Fairly Prosecuted

Senate Hearing on "Targeted Killing' and the Rule of Law"

Human Rights Watch Statement for the Record

When Targeted Killings Become ‘Tragic Mistakes’

Since the 9/11 attacks, U.S. forces fighting in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and elsewhere have carried out targeted killings that frequently kill and injure civilians.

To End the Killings in Libya, the Cost Balance Needs to Change

Yemen: Coalition Warships Attack Fishing Boats

47 Yemeni Fishermen Killed, Dozens Detained Since 2018

‘Flying Ginsu’ Missile Won’t Resolve US Targeted Killing Controversy

Saudi Crown Prince Hiding in the Embassy?

Afghanistan: Weak Investigations of Civilian Airstrike Deaths

US, Afghan Forces Need to Visit Sites, Obtain Witness Accounts

NGO Statement on Reported Changes to U.S. Policy on Use of Armed Drones and Other Lethal Force

Philippine President Duterte Summons Ghost of Marcos

Proclaims Martial Law to Combat Militant Groups in Mindanao

Barack Obama’s Shaky Legacy on Human Rights

For all his promises — and a Nobel Peace Prize — the Obama presidency delivered more hope than change