Turkey: State of Emergency Ends, but Not Repression
New System Expands President’s Power
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New System Expands President’s Power
Defense of Shared Values Vital to Curb Negative Trends
Expectations for Transitions Fall Short
Slow Progress on Justice for Security Force Abuses
Mass Detention in Xinjiang, Prosecution of Peaceful Expression
Junta’s Empty Promises to Respect Rights, Restore Democracy
More Delays for Civil War Victims Seeking Truth, Accountability
Rohingya Return Plans Risk Refugees Lives
World Must Speak Out for Rights and Sexual Violence Victims
‘Drug War’ Killings Continue; Attacks on Activists, Journalists Rise
President Moon Should Protect At-Risk Groups