Afghanistan: Renewal of the Special Rapporteur’s Mandate and Need for Stronger Accountability Measures
Open Letter to Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations Human Rights Council
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Open Letter to Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations Human Rights Council
‘Widespread Gross Violations’ Against Women, Religious Minorities, Journalists
Court’s Verdict is the Latest in Authorities’ Crackdown on Civil Society
New Government has an Opportunity to Reverse Damage
Overwhelmingly Male Panel Lacks Necessary Expertise
Taliban Need to Protect, Assist Hazara, Other At-Risk Communities
Rural Areas, Children Targeted for Intrusive Policing
Racist Policies, Underfunding Have Left Jackson’s Residents at Risk
Students Suffer High-Levels of Sexual Abuse, Rape and Impunity at School
Relief Efforts Should Focus on Pregnant Women and Girls
Broader Inquiry Into Abuses, UN Monitors Needed