US: Parental Notice for Abortion Causes Harm

State Lawmakers Should Repeal These Laws

Merz Shouldn’t Ignore Türkiye’s Assault on Rights, Democracy

Erdogan Government Deepens Attack on Opposition and Proposes Anti-LGBT Law

Türkiye: Draft Law Threatens LGBT People with Prison

Government Should Drop Proposals Immediately

Saudi Arabia: Grand Mufti Should Back Religious Tolerance

New Official Has Incited Hatred Against Shia Minority

Education in Mali Shuttered Amid Islamist Armed Group’s Siege

Junta Closes Schools, Universities Nationwide

Measure of Justice for Windrush Victims

Private Pension Losses Compensated but Legal Aid Still Lacking

Public Joint Letter to South Korea President

2025 North Korean human rights resolution to be adopted at the 80th United Nations General Assembly

Cameroon: Biya Declared the Winner Amid Post-Election Violence

Rein In Security Forces; Impartially Investigate Use of Force; Free Protesters

Saudi Arabia: Release 10 Nubian Egyptian Men Immediately

Imprisoned for Promoting Nubian Cultural Heritage

Pakistan: Drop Charges Against Outspoken Journalist

Matiullah Jan Latest Reporter Unjustly Prosecuted Under Draconian Laws

UN: Momentum Builds for Crimes Against Humanity Treaty

Would Strengthen Efforts to Prosecute World’s Worst Atrocities

Alleged Sexual Harassment by Vietnamese Officials Ignored—Again

Governments Engaging with Vietnam Press for Accountability

UN Treaty Signing Highlights Vietnam’s Curb on Online Dissent

The Cybercrime Convention will further entrench control and surveillance over peaceful expression of dissent online beyond the borders of repressive states.

Joint Statement on the Signing of the UN Convention on Cybercrime