Qatar's Permanent Residency Law a Step Forward but Discrimination Remains
New Nationality Law Fails to Recognize Equal Treatment for Women, Their Children and Spouses
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New Nationality Law Fails to Recognize Equal Treatment for Women, Their Children and Spouses
UN Human Rights Council Should Hold Urgent Debate on Nicaragua, Seek Accountability
Encourage Automakers to Press Authorities to Release Detained Women
No Justice Nine Years After Killings by Security Forces in Protests
Superficial reforms leave religious minorities behind—and that's dangerous
Brotherhood for Democracy Member on Trial
If Nepal Can’t Prosecute War Crimes at Home, Other Countries May Step In
Denied Access to Family, Due Process
New Q&A on Prosecutions for Atrocities by Myanmar Forces
September 2018
Mass Arbitrary Detention, Religious Repression, Surveillance in Xinjiang