South Korea Should Center Rights in North Korea Policy

New Diplomatic Push Shouldn’t Focus Solely on Nuclear Security Issues

A Long Road to Justice in the Central African Republic

First ICC Conviction of Seleka Leader Shows Court’s Critical Role

The Taliban Aren’t United. Accountability Can Exploit the Gaps.

The Taliban’s authoritarian rule isn’t uniformly enforced. International accountability can exploit those divisions, preserving evidence for future justice while improving conditions for some Afghans today.

Mauritius Rights Body Calls for Marriage Equality

Lawmakers Should Act to Codify Protections

Joint Submission to GANHRI Regarding Review of the Accreditation Status of the National Human Rights Commission of India

Eradicating Systemic Racism Is Key To Secure Rights For All

HRW Oral Statement - Item 9 General Debate - HRC63

US: Nebraskans Losing Coverage as Medicaid Changes

State’s Chaotic Rollout Foreshadows Risks as Nationwide Deadline Draws Near

UK Trial Challenges Gold Industry’s ‘Responsible Gold’ Certification

Families of Tanzanian Mine Victims Seek Justice

Uzbekistan: Guarantee Karakalpak Lawyer’s Safety

Halt Abuse, Secure Release from Arbitrary Imprisonment

United Arab Emirates: A Year On, Critic Remains in Detention

South Sudanese Commentator Held Without Charge

Children in Anguish as US Immigration Arrests Surge

Families Ripped Apart by Deportations

Syria: Reconstruction Deals Lack Critical Rights Framework

Government, Donors, Investors Should Ensure Rebuilding Serves Communities

US: Trump Administration Rejects External Election Observers

Decision Compounds Fears Sparked by Administration Actions Around Midterms

Array of Experts Back Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s ICC Sanctions Regime

Friend of the Court Filings Say Sanctions Undermine Access to Justice for Victims