Joint Statement on Bangladesh's Draft Enforced Disappearance Prevention and Redress Ordinance

Rising Food Prices Deepen Nigeria’s Poverty Crisis

Authorities Should Strengthen Social Security

Syria: US Lifting Sanctions Will Bolster Rights, Recovery

Concrete Actions Should Follow President Trump’s Announcement

China/Tibet: Panchen Lama Forcibly Disappeared for 30 Years

Unlawful Attempt to Control Succession of Tibetan Buddhist Leaders

HRW Letter on Human Rights Dimension in EU’s Renewed Approach to the Sahel

Stopping Israel’s Attack on Civil Society, Justice and Human Rights: A Call to Action

Gaza: Latest Israeli Plan Inches Closer to Extermination

Amid Widespread Starvation, Parties to Genocide Convention Liable for Failing to Act

The US Should Protect Exiled Cuban Dissidents

An Opportunity for Santa Monica to Address the Housing Crisis

Mali’s Junta Further Shutters Political Space

Multiparty Politics Abolished Following Targeted Attacks

Russian Court Convicts Rights Defender on Bogus Charges

Authorities Should Free Grigory Melkonyants

UN Security Council Should Commit to People with Disabilities

Action Needed to Improve Protection, Access to Aid in Armed Conflict

20 Years Since Andijan, Remembering Past Abuses in Uzbekistan

Addressing the lack of accountability for past human rights abuses, including the 2005 Andijan massacre, has not been high on the current government’s agenda.

Bukele’s Black Box

Thanks to outside pressure, Kilmar Abrego García got a rare chance to talk with the outside world. But thousands of Salvadoran prisoners remain cut off