December 18, 2019
Surge in Garment Industry Transparency
Laws Needed to Ensure Companies Adopt Human Rights Practices
February 20, 2018
The cost of private probation supervision disproportionately harms the poor, often criminalizing a person’s inability to pay their probation fees and court costs.
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Middle East/North Africa
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- December 17, 2019
Israel/West Bank: Grant Palestinians Equal Rights
52 Years into Occupation, Rights Suspension Unlawful, Unjustifiable
- December 12, 2019
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ethnic Discrimination a Key Barrier
Put Constitutional Reform Back on the Agenda
- December 11, 2019
Human Rights Watch Film Festival 30th Anniversary Trailer
To learn more about the Human Rights Watch Film Festival, please visit https://ff.hrw.org. Here you can find the dates of upcoming festivals in different cities around the world, as well as details of past festivals.
- December 4, 2019
Greece: Camp Conditions Endanger Women, Girls
Asylum Seekers Lack Safe Access to Food, Water, Health Care
- December 4, 2019
Gambia: Commission Uncovers Ex-Dictator’s Alleged Crimes
Yahya Jammeh Accused of Murder, Torture, Rape
- December 2, 2019
Rohingya Children in Bangladesh Deprived of Education
Unlawful Restrictions on Schooling Risk Creating a Lost Generation
- November 26, 2019
Chile: Reform Police in the Wake of Protests
Excessive Force against Demonstrators, Abuses in Detention
- November 25, 2019
DR Congo: Development Banks Linked to Palm Oil Abuses
Failed Oversight Enables Labor, Environmental Harm
- November 17, 2019
What Happened to Sudan Protesters in June 2019
Fatal attacks on protesters in Sudan in June were planned and could amount to crimes against humanity. Sudan’s transitional authorities should commit to genuine accountability for unlawful violence against protesters since December, in which hundreds were killed.