Aerial Surveillance Is Enabling Interceptions, Return of Migrants to Harm

The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Moore v. Harper, a consequential case over voting rights. Amanda Klasing is joined by Chihiro Isozaki and Alton Wang to discuss.

Using data analysis and research testimony, HRW and Border Forensics document the role that Frontex-chartered aircraft – several planes and a drone – play in detecting migrants’ boats in the central Mediterranean and their subsequent interception by Libyan forces.

HRW’s Olivia Ensign is joined by Lynda Simmons, Jamie Lau, and Noel Nickle for a conversation on alternatives to the death penalty, in partnership with North Carolina Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.

Enforced Disappearances, Torture, Deaths in Custody, Hundreds of Arbitrary Arrests

Iranian women have been at the forefront of recent struggles for freedom and equality. What can be done to support them? HRW’s Birgit Schwarz is in conversation with Sussan Tahmasebi and HRW researcher Tara Sepehri Far.

Despite incredible suffering, many children repatriated from detention camps for ISIS families in NE Syria are successfully building new lives in their home countries. In this Twitter Space, we discuss how children repatriated from NE Syrian detention camps are doing, and how governments can help with their reintegration.

People across China are taking extraordinary risks to demand their human rights. Yaqiu Wang and Mei Fong discuss China’s stunning spate of "A4 Protests" and the human rights implications.

Five Years After the Adoption of Law-58 to Eliminate Violence Against Women, Women Still Lack Protection from Domestic Violence

In our weekly Twitter Space, HRW discusses labor conditions in Qatar and the fashion industry, and how to ensure better protection for those who make events like the FIFA World Cup and fast fashion products possible.