October 31, 2013
India: End Funding Restraints on Organizations
Stop Use of Law to Target Groups Critical of the Government
October 30, 2013
Egypt: Draft Law Would Effectively Ban Protests
Amend Repressive Draft Assembly Law
October 30, 2013
China: Urgent Need to Revive Legal Reform
Rollback Puts Social Stability, Institutions of Governance at Risk
October 30, 2013
Sierra Leone: New Law Promotes Transparency
Long-Awaited Information Act Could Spur Greater Government Openness
October 29, 2013
Saudi Arabia: Free Journalist who Supported Women Driving
Authorities Harass Drivers, Other Activists
October 29, 2013
US: Focus on Rights Crisis as Iraq Leader Visits
Spate of Abuses Should be at the Forefront of Obama’s Agenda with Maliki
October 29, 2013
Bangladesh: No Justice in Mass Trials for Mutineers
Murders and Atrocities Demand Credible Investigation; Re-trial Needed
October 29, 2013
San Francisco/Silicon Valley: Human Rights Defenders Honored
Activists Help Female Farmworkers in US and Expose Police Abuse in Russia
October 29, 2013
Jordan: End Trials of Protesters for “Undermining Regime”
Proposed Security Court Reform Would Preserve Status Quo
October 29, 2013
Kuwait: 10 Years for Twitter Comments
Appeals Court Upholds Sentence for Insulting Rulers, the Prophet
October 28, 2013
Iran: Set Immediate Moratorium on Executions
18 Executed in One Day, 16 of Them ‘In Response’ to Border Attack
October 28, 2013
Russia: Abuses Tarnish 100-Day Countdown to Winter Olympics
IOC President Bach Should Use Sochi Visit to Challenge Abusive Law, Practices
October 28, 2013
Middle East Failing to Protect Domestic Workers
Legal Advances in Two Dozen Countries Globally as New Treaty Enters Into Force
October 28, 2013
Vietnam: Drop Charges Against Internet Activist
Dinh Nhat Uy Committed No Crime by Protesting Brother’s Imprisonment
October 27, 2013
Pressure Grows to Protect Domestic Workers
Legal Advances in Two Dozen Countries as Domestic Workers Meet for Historic Congress