South Sudan: Damaging Security Law Revisions Adopted
President Kiir Should Reject Law and Limit Broad, Unqualified Powers
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President Kiir Should Reject Law and Limit Broad, Unqualified Powers
Protect Medical Workers, Patients; Hold Forces Responsible Accountable
Governments Should Monitor Verdict, Seek Defendants’ Release
Bloc Should Rethink Human Rights Dialogues, Use Other Tools
ILO, Global Brands Should Denounce Threats Following Freedom of Association Report
Special Criminal Court Arrests Former Armed Group Leader
Data Privacy Safeguards Needed to Protect Against Exploitation
UN Body Should Create Fact Finding Mission
Parties Request Reparations, Life Sentences, and Acquittals in Closing Arguments
Karakalpakstan Independence Activists Targeted, Imprisoned
Atrocity Crimes Require Effective Redress
Respect Right to Protest; Investigate Apparent use of Excessive Force
UN Report Shows Foreign Banks Help Military Receive Revenue, Buy Arms
4.4 Million People in the US Disenfranchised, Despite Worldwide Trend to Restore Eligibility
Limited Opportunity to Challenge Deportation Orders