
US Program Executive Director Nicole Austin-Hillery delivers Human Rights Watch’s Item 9 statement to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC). This statement was for the UNHRC general debate on racism and racial discrimination which took place March 19, 2021.
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Power of the Streets Episode 7: Student leader Ruth Yitbarek wants more Ethiopian women to understand their rights and speak up for themselves.
USP Executive Director Nicole Austin-Hillery delivers HRW’s Item 9 statement to UN Human Rights Council
US Program Executive Director Nicole Austin-Hillery delivers Human Rights Watch’s Item 9 statement to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHCR). This statement was for the UNHCR general debate on racism and racial discrimination which took place March 19, 2021.
Where The Heart Is
Power of the Streets Episode 6: How do you prove that the home you fled was unsafe, if you could never report the violence you faced there? Thomars Shamuyarira is a Zimbabwean migrant rights activist living in South Africa.
Taking On The Trolls
Power of the Streets Episode 5: What’s it like being a vocal African woman online?
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Work)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Work)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Travel)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Travel)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Marriage)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Marriage)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws (Children)
Women's Independence in Qatar is Severely Restricted by Male Guardianship Laws
Gay and Bisexual Men Face Abuse, Prison in Uzbekistan
(Berlin) – Men in Uzbekistan who engage in consensual same-sex sexual conduct face arbitrary detention, prosecution, and imprisonment as well as homophobia, threats, and extortion, Human Rights Watch said today.
Brutal Detention of Novy Chas photographer Dmitry Dmitriyev
On November 1, a Novy Chas photographer, Dmitry Dmitriyev, was reporting on a peaceful Sunday protest in Minsk when officers in civilian clothes, military vests, and helmets detained him using violence and pushing him to the ground. They took Dmitriyev to a police vehicle, where riot police officers beat and kicked him.