Advocates Push Back Against Involuntary Treatment in CA
Human Rights Watch leads a conversation with California advocates about Senate Bill 43, the latest effort to expand involuntary treatment in California.
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Two years of Taliban rule in Afghanistan
It's been nearly two years since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. The country has largely disappeared from the media, but it remains one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters. In this Space, we discuss the humanitarian and economic crisis, restrictions on women's rights, and other human rights abuses in the country.
Asylum Ban Replacing Title 42 Risks Lives at the Border
After more than three years, US President Joe Biden’s administration is slated to end the mass expulsion policy known as “Title 42.” Ari Sawyer, Vicki B. Gaubeca, and Alison Leal Parker discuss the policy that upended decades of asylum law.
Chocolate, Deforestation and Human Rights
How will a new EU law banning cocoa imports linked to deforestation and labor rights abuses impact production? In this Twitter Space, HRW discusses chocolate, deforestation and human rights.
Conflict in Sudan: Why Accountability Can’t Wait
Fighting in Khartoum and elsewhere has put Sudan’s population at risk. In this Twitter Space, experts discuss the struggles facing Sudanese people, and the urgent need for international response to address the cyclical violence in the country.
