February 14, 2018
Indonesia Dishonors Rule of Law with Award to Philippines’ Top Cop
Medal of Honor a Gross Insult to ‘Drug War’ Victims
February 14, 2018
Law Not on Side of Russia’s Domestic Violence Victims
One Year Since Legislative Changes Weakened Protections
February 14, 2018
Duterte’s Pledges of Rewards Encourage War Crimes
Exhorts Philippine Soldiers to Shoot Female Rebels in their Vaginas
February 14, 2018
US Finds ‘Gag Rule’ Flaws, but Makes No Changes
Planned New Analysis Should Look at Health Impact of this Harmful Policy
February 14, 2018
Misery for Women and Girls in Greece’s Island Paradise
Government Downplays Sexual Violence Risks in Migrant Hotspots
February 14, 2018
Court Embraces Right to a Healthy Environment in the Americas
Ruling Will Empower Citizens
February 14, 2018
Chechnya to Host World Cup Finalist Team
FIFA’s New Human Rights Policy Can Make a Difference
February 13, 2018
The Problem with China’s Latest Anti-Mafia Crackdown
Past Campaigns Rife with Torture
February 13, 2018
US May Give Foreign Governments – and Itself – Easier Access to Data
New Bill Also Slights Immigrants’ Rights
February 12, 2018
Palestinian Girl’s Detention Raises Rights Concerns
Israeli Military Court to Try Ahed Tamimi for Slapping Soldiers
February 12, 2018
Human Rights Icon Asma Jahangir Passes Away
Her Struggle for a Rights-Respecting, Democratic Pakistan Will Live On
February 10, 2018
Poland’s Twisted Holocaust Law
Law Criminalizes Anyone Who Claims Polish State Was Involved in Nazi War Crimes
February 9, 2018
The White House’s Latest #MeToo Moment
Top Aide Rob Porter Accused of Physically, Emotionally Abusing Former Wives
February 9, 2018
Moscow Court Overrules Expulsion Order of Uzbek Journalist
Still Too Early to Celebrate the Freedom of Ali Feruz
