Ethiopia: Key Rights Groups Suspended

End Repeated, Arbitrary Harassment of Civil Society Organizations

Tajikistan: Journalist Faces Prison on Undisclosed Charges

Drop Case or Produce Credible Evidence; Guarantee Fair Trial

Nigeria: The Neglect and Death of a Young Woman in Nigeria

New Campaign Focuses on Russia-Ukraine Detainees

Negotiations Should Prioritize Freeing Civilians, Repatriation of POWs

Statement to the Subcommittee on Human Rights of the European Parliament

Human rights situation in Mozambique

Cyclone Damage in Mayotte Highlights Lack of Social Protections

French Authorities Should Ensure Social, Economic Rights

Gaza: No Safe Pregnancies During Israeli Assault

Limited Prenatal Care; Unsafe Deliveries; Newborns Facing Fatal Conditions

Interview: “I Didn’t Hear My Other Children Screaming”

A Family’s Horrific Losses in Gaza

Bangladesh: Reforms Needed to Restore Democracy

Interim Government Should Welcome UN Support to Ensure Lasting Change

Cameroon: Cries of Torture Precede Death in Custody

Carry out Effective Investigation, Hold Perpetrators Accountable

Canada’s Dangerous Retreat on Migrant Rights

Ottawa Asks to Jail Migrants, Asylum Seekers Despite Rights Violations

US: Order Halting Foreign Aid Work Puts Lives at Risk

Trump Administration Should Continue Programs While Reviewing Budgets

The shared struggles of India, Indonesia are a chance to push for human rights at home and abroad

As the popular leaders of two giant Asian democracies, Narendra Modi and President Prabowo must use their goodwill to counter hate and violence.

Joint Statement by the International Legal and Human Rights Community on the Actions Against the Istanbul Bar Association