Killing of Radio Journalist in Philippines Adds to Grim Toll

Percival Mabasa a Critic of Presidents Duterte, Marcos Jr.

Chad: Security Force Abuse Amid National Dialogue

Respect Rights to Assembly, Expression; Investigate Use of Force; Open Political Space

Turkmen Authorities Should Immediately Release Unjustly Imprisoned Reporter

Joint Statement by Human Rights Organizations on the Case of Nurgeldi Halykov

Philippines: Submission to the UN Human Rights Committee

136th Session

Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper Addressed to Member-states of the UN Human Rights Council Ahead of the Council’s 51st Session

September 8, 2022

Philippines: Strong UN Human Rights Council Action Needed

Pass Resolution to Address Ongoing Abuses, Past Injustices

Hong Kong: Children’s Book Authors Convicted

Authorities Revive Sedition Law as New Weapon Against Peaceful Critics

Sri Lanka: Economic Crisis Puts Rights in Peril

Urgently Address Social Safety Net, Taxation, High-Level Corruption

A year after the Taliban takeover, my heart remains in Kabul

Biden Calls on Syria to Return Journalist 'Disappeared' a Decade Ago

Accountability Needed for All People Arbitrarily Detained, Disappeared, and Kidnapped in Syria

Mali: Rights Reforms Crucial for Civilian Rule

Ensure Free Speech, Fair Trials During 2-Year Transition

Philippines: Marcos Should Focus on Rights Issues

State of the Nation Address an Opportunity to Present New Approaches

Belarusian Journalist’s Sentencing Indicates New Levels of Repression

Katsiaryna Andreyeva’s Long Sentence Is a Reprisal for Independent Journalism

Sedition law: Why India should break from Britain’s abusive legacy

The colonial-era statute is clear violation of right to free expression.