October 13, 2020
Protests Still Scare Egypt’s Government
Violent State Response No Guarantee of Stability
October 13, 2020
Death Penalty Not the Answer to Bangladesh’s Rape Problem
The Government Should Institute Real Reforms, Provide Services, Remove Barriers to Justice
October 13, 2020
Judgement In, Damage Done in Hungary
EU Action Needed to Reverse Rule of Law Breakdown
October 12, 2020
Prosecution of Former MP Casts Doubt on Reform in Burundi
Authorities Should End All Abusive Criminal Charges and Detention
October 12, 2020
Prolonged Political Crisis in Kyrgyzstan Puts Rights at Risk
Authorities Need to Safeguard Democratic Processes
October 12, 2020
South Korea Partially Recognizes Reproductive Rights
Draft Law an Improvement, but Still No Freedom to Choose
October 12, 2020
Fresh Calls to End Afghanistan’s ‘Virginity Exams’
Rights Commission Finds Abusive Practice Continues
October 12, 2020
Child Marriage, Pregnancies Soar During Pandemic
Covid-19 Threatens Global Progress on Girls’ Rights
October 9, 2020
Building Equitable Futures by Investing in Girls
Governments Should Tackle Abuses, End Barriers to Education
October 8, 2020
Jonathan Price’s Killing Underscores Need for US Structural Police Reform
More Than 1,000 People Shot and Killed by Police in the US in the Past Year
October 8, 2020
Belarus Uses Children to Pressure Dissenting Parents
Judicial Harassment, Threatened Loss of Custody
October 8, 2020
Human Rights on the Ballot in California
Voters to Decide on Measures Affecting Criminal Legal System and Workers’ Rights
October 7, 2020
Finally, Good News for Asylum Seekers in Italy
New Decree Rolls Back Some of the Worst Aspects of Immigration Policy
October 6, 2020
39 Countries at UN Express ‘Grave Concerns’ About China’s Abuses
Call for International Monitoring of Human Rights Situation
