Tackle Years-long Crisis in Harare
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Urgent Need for Clean Water in Harare, Zimbabwe
(Johannesburg, September 22, 2021) – Residents of Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, face a potable water crisis three years after a deadly cholera outbreak, Human Rights Watch said today.
Gender-Based Violence Survivors in Kenya Need More Government Support
(Nairobi, September 21, 2021) – The Kenyan government’s response to gender-based violence during the Covid-19 pandemic has been too little, too late, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.
New Findings on Prison Mass Rape in DR Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo authorities have made no apparent progress investigating the September 2020 prison riot at Kasapa Central Prison in Lubumbashi, Human Rights Watch said. For three days, inmates repeatedly raped several dozen female detainees, including a teenage girl.
Iraqi Disability Activists Pave Way to Elections
(Beirut, September 16, 2021) – People with disabilities in Iraq are facing significant obstacles to participating in upcoming parliamentary elections on October 10, 2021, due to discriminatory legislation and inaccessibl
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Vaccine Technology Should be Shared
(New York, September 14, 2021) – Wealthy governments and pharmaceutical companies are undermining a rapid and equitable public health response to Covid-19 vaccines, therapeutic drugs, and tests, Human Rights Watch researchers said in a
Millions of People in the US Live Without Access to Safe Water
(Washington, DC, September 7, 2021) – The United States Congress should support programs that ensure everyone in the US has access to safe and affordable water, Human Rights Watch said in a video released today.
The Real Story Behind Egypt's "Shootouts"
(Beirut, September 7, 2021) – Egypt’s Interior Ministry police and National Security Agency officers have in recent years apparently killed dozens of alleged “terrorists” across the country in unlawful extrajudicial exe
