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It’s Time to Combine the Fights for Climate Change and Reproductive Justice

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Apartheid That the French Government Refuses to See

UK Foreign Minister’s China Speech Lacks Details on Rights

It is unclear whether the U.K. government is willing to translate its words about human rights into action and hold Chinese officials responsible for serious human rights violations.

The US Should End Child Labor in Agriculture

How Governments and Civil Society Can Help China's Uyghurs

Restrictions of Civil Society Space in France

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Tunisia Doubles Down on Democratic Rollback

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Biden Should Press Philippines’ Marcos on Human Rights Concerns

President Marcos Jr. has shown little inclination to tackle persistent rights problems in the Philippines or pursue justice for past crimes.

Operation Lone Star is Drug War Déjà Vu

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Mexico’s New Law Grants Full Legal Capacity, Ends Guardianship

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