Human Rights Watch Statement on the UN Human Rights Council 56th session Item 2: Interactive Dialogue on the oral update by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan
Ukrainian Government Should Ensure Aidos Sydykov’s Safety
Addressing Climate Change Means Combatting Structural Racism
Concrete Action to Halt Atrocities in Sudan Key at Leaders Meeting
Latest Ban on TV5 Undermines Media Freedom, Access to Information
New Report Shows Sharp Increase in Attacks on Education
Resources on Incendiary Weapons from Human Rights Watch and the International Human Rights Clinic at Harvard Law School
The Importance of Getting the Balance Right on Complementarity
HRW HRC56 Oral Statement
Rights Groups Urge UN Rights Chief to Follow up on Xinjiang Report
Palestine, Other Major Conflicts Drive Much of the Increase
Imposition of Russian Curriculum; Anti-Ukrainian Propaganda
During Occupation, He Was Tortured for Refusing to Hand Over School Documents
