Cruel Choices: How Trump’s Global Gag Rule Hurts the Fight Against HIV

Indonesia: No End to Abusive ‘Virginity Tests’

Military, Police Claim Discriminatory Practice is for ‘Morality Reasons’

Talking About Harvey Weinstein in South Korea

South Korea Should Do More to Fight Sexual Harassment Assault

One-Stop Centres for Rape Survivors in India Are Now Resolving Marital Disputes

Created in the aftermath of the 2012 Delhi gangrape, the Nirbhaya Fund remains underused and the centres lack resources.

Doctors in India Continue to Traumatise Rape Survivors with the Two-Finger Test

Only nine states have adopted the 2014 guidelines on medico-legal care for survivors of sexual violence.

India: Rape Victims Face Barriers to Justice

Uneven Progress in 5 Years Since Delhi Gang Rape

How the Police Pressured a Young Woman into Taking Back Her Rape Complaint

Despite reforms after 2012 Delhi gang rape, India’s police continue to let down survivors of sexual violence.

China Needs to Stop the Growing Gender Gap

Ineffective Anti-Discrimination Mechanisms Hinder Women’s Progress

Human Rights Watch Submission to the CEDAW Committee of Israel’s Periodic Report 68th Session

Human Rights Watch Submission to the CEDAW Committee of Oman’s Periodic Report for the 68th Session

Human Rights Watch Submission to the CEDAW Committee of Kuwait’s Periodic Report for the 68th Session

The Brave Female Activists Who Fought to Lift Saudi Arabia’s Driving Ban

Saudi Arabia: As Women’s Driving Ban Ends, Provide Parity

Remove Other Travel-Related Restrictions

Saudi Arabia Should Deliver Promised Reforms for Women

Mid-July Deadline Passes Without Word on Guardianship System