Saudi Arabia to Host Women’s Summit While Women Activists Sit Behind Bars
Until Activists Are Free, Talk of Reform Rings Hollow
![Prominent women’s rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul had been on hunger strike for six days before Saudi authorities finally allowed her parents to visit on August 31, according to family members. Al-Hathloul had spent almost three months before that in incommunicado detention.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2020/09/202009mena_saudi%20arabia_loujain.jpg?h=c33107fd&itok=ZABV8hy7)
Until Activists Are Free, Talk of Reform Rings Hollow
Reform to Curb Death Penalty for Children Leaves Glaring Exceptions
Police, Judicial Officers Should End Arbitrary Arrests, Torture of LGBT People
Torture, Lack of Due Process, Arbitrary Punishment, Corruption Rampant
YouTubers Have Faced Police Harassment and Death Threats
Release Those Held Arbitrarily; End Crackdown on Dissent
A Case-Study on the Treatment of Ethiopian Migrants
Detained for 8 Months, Facing Possible Death Sentences
Prime Minister Suga Should Use Favorable Position to Advocate Reforms
Protesters, Journalist Arrested Under Draconian Emergency Decree
Judicial Action by Environment Minister Threatens Free Speech
Prosecute Officers Responsible; Move Toward Systemic Reform
US Should Immediately Repeal Border Orders Not Based on Public Health