Women Face Rising Risk of Violence During Covid-19

Leave No Woman Behind in Governments’ Response

Submission to the UN special rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences regarding COVID-19 and the increase of domestic violence against women

In the Pandemic, Millions of People Could Lose Their Homes

It is Time for the World to Start Caring for the Caregivers

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic underlines the urgent need for safety nets for domestic workers.

Iraq: Urgent Need for Domestic Violence Law

Increasing Concern Under Covid-19 Measures

When Health Care Is Decimated By War: COVID-19 in the Middle East and North Africa

Gulf States: Ease Immigration Detention in Pandemic

Unwarranted Amid Health Risks, Global Travel Restrictions

Domestic Workers in Middle East Risk Abuse Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Governments have a responsibility to protect foreign domestic workers.

Governments Should Fulfill Women’s Rights Pledges

Entrenched Discrimination, Violence Mar Gains 25 Years after Beijing

Qatar: End of Abusive Exit Permits for Most Migrant Workers

But Domestic Workers Will Have to Notify Employers Before Leaving

#MeToo Movement’s Second Anniversary

Activists from Around the Globe Reflect on Successes, Challenges

Interview: Protecting All Workers, Everywhere

New Treaty Defends People From Workplace Violence and Harassment

Qatar: Partial Reforms Risk Undermining Progress

Important Measures, but Fall Short of Promises, Obligations

France: Press UAE Crown Prince on Abuses in Yemen

French Arms Sales to Coalition Raise Complicity Concerns