Does Ethiopia’s New State of Emergency Dash Hopes for Reform?
Announcement Follows Prisoner Release, Prime Minister’s Resignation
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Announcement Follows Prisoner Release, Prime Minister’s Resignation
Fund Will Support Africa Investigations
Opportunity for Judiciary to Uphold Free Speech, Peaceful Assembly
Emphasize Rehabilitation, Develop Child-Specific Procedures
After recruitment by Al-Shabab, children face difficult conditions in detention
Joint CSO Statement on Legislative Assault on Rights
Migration Ban Increases Abuse Risk
Faces Torture, Politically Motivated Prosecution
Locking Out Rappler News Site Threatens Media Freedoms
Panic over sexuality puts reputation for tolerance on the line
Group Misses Opportunity to Send Message on Government’s Rights Crackdown
State’s Private Probation System Cost Jason $10,000
Joint letter by more than 250 NGOs expressing their "grave concern" over the shrinking space for civil society in Hungary