Europe’s Democratic Future Depends on Human Rights

For human rights in Tibet to improve, solidarity and support from nations like Australia are critical

Rethinking Care and Support in Mexico in the National Development Plan

People with Disabilities Urgently Need Independent Living Support

How the Interim Government Can Make Lasting Reforms in Bangladesh

Israeli Authorities Block Health Care Workers from Entering Gaza

Lift Arbitrary Restrictions, Allow Health Care Workers Entry

Why Releasing Alaa Abdel Fattah Is the Right Thing to Do

Yasmine Ahmed talks to Laila Soueif who has spent almost 150 days on hunger strike in protest over her son’s imprisonment in Egypt.

The Racial Twist in Trump’s Cutoff of Refugee Admissions

Damage Worsens from US Foreign Assistance Cuts

Congress Should Press Trump Administration to Reverse Course

Towards the Expansion of the Right to Decide and the Recognition of Human Interdependence

The Procedure for the Extraordinary Appointment of Supports in Mexico’s Civil Procedure

New EU Law Should Catalyze Business Efforts to Tackle Forced Labor

Ten Harmful Trump Administration Immigration and Refugee Policies

Global Demand for Minerals Requires New Mining Protections

Gaza’s Water Infrastructure Desperately Needs to be Rebuilt

Thousands of Palestinians have died because of Israeli efforts to choke off Gaza’s water supply. Immediate aid — and long-term infrastructure repairs — are essential to save lives.

No, Asylum Seekers Are Not Invading the Country