Exactly 100 days before the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Qatar, HRW is joined by Lise Klaveness, President of the Norwegian Football Federation, and Tim Sparv, former professional footballer, to discuss the human rights implications.

Viktor Orbán’s values — fixing elections, crushing dissent, pursuing a nationalism rooted in racism – were on display in Dallas at CPAC. We discuss escalating threats to rights in both Texas and Hungary.

In the fifth of Ken Roth’s Exit Interviews, Ken Roth is joined by artist Ai Weiwei for a discussion of art and activism.

In the fourth of Ken Roth’s Exit Interviews, HRW is joined by ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero to discuss the current state of human rights in the US, and how the rights landscape has changed in the last 30 years.

In the third of Ken Roth’s Exit Interviews, HRW discusses with Shaharzad Akbar the long fight for human rights in Afghanistan, nearly one year after the Taliban’s takeover in August 2021.

In the second of Ken Roth’s Exit Interviews, we have a conversation on human rights in China and Hong Kong. Are the human rights abuses in China unique? What direction is the world —and China — going? With HRW senior China researcher Maya Wang and activist and lawmaker Nathan Law.

Surveillance, Smear Campaigns, Intimidation, Prison After Unfair Trial

Overcrowding, Weak Oversight Fuel Violence

In the first of Ken Roth’s Exit Interviews, we look at the last three decades at the United Nations. With HRW United Nations Director Louis Charbonneau and BBC journalist Imogen Foulkes.

To mark International Criminal Justice Day, HRW is joined by partners from Liberia, Syria, Palestine, and Nigeria to discuss accountability for serious crimes and how governments can strengthen the international justice system.