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Public Demands End to Government Attacks on Rights

FIFA’s ‘Best World Cup Ever’ Came at Migrant Workers’ Loss

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Twitter’s Suspension of Journalists Threatens Media Freedom

UN Members Try Defunding Budgets for Human Rights Work

Overhaul of Budgeting Process Needed to Ensure Adequate Resources

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Europe’s Cozy Approach to Gulf Governments Overlooks Serious Rights Abuses

Has South Sudan’s Conflict Really Ended?

Accountability for Conflict Related Abuses Key

Housing Unaffordable for Half of US Renters

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South African Leadership Makes Moves to Decriminalize Sex Work

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