Afghanistan: Leaders Bicker Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Government, Taliban Cooperation Needed to Help Millions at Risk
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Government, Taliban Cooperation Needed to Help Millions at Risk
Insufficient Corporate Oversight; Long-Term Measures Needed
Lift Restrictions on Movement, Health Care, Internet, Aid
Ensure Medical Care, Reduce Detainee Population
Presidential Pardon Shows Rajapaksa’s Indifference to Army Atrocities
Ensure All Have Access to Food, Health Care
Overcrowding Puts Prisoners, Detainees at Risk
Vendetta Feared Against 2019 Protest Movement
Authorities Should Ensure All Have Access to Health Care
Hospitals’ COVID-19 Response Should Support Rights-Based Maternal Health Care
Education Products Adopted Now May Long Outlive Today’s Crisis
Health Risks and International Law Require Safer Alternatives
Survivors’ Rights Need to be at Forefront of All Justice Responses