A Tipping Point for Free Speech and Judicial Independence in Brazil

Standing with Sex Workers: Why This Case Matters

South Africa Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Criminalizing Sex Work

Australian Foreign Minister’s Vietnam Trip Should Promote Rights

Obtaining Release of Political Prisoners is in Both Countries’ Interest

Human Rights Watch Briefing on the Human Rights Situation in Sri Lanka

Addressing Past and Ongoing Human Rights Abuses

US: Excessive Force Against LA Protesters

Senior Law Enforcement Officials Should Face Consequences for Abusive Response

Senegal: Families Internally Displaced by Floods in Limbo

Government Should Provide a Durable Solution for Families in Khar Yalla

The First Step in Negotiations With Russia

Freeing Detained Ukrainians Can Smooth the Way for More Difficult Talks

Sri Lanka: UN Rights Report Details Security Force Abuses

UN Human Rights Council Should Adopt Resolution that Promotes Accountability

Hong Kong: Drop Charges, Release Newsman Jimmy Lai

Qatar: Five-Year Sentence for Baha’i Dignitary on Abusive Charges

End Religious Discrimination; Protect Minority Rights

Afghan Women Are Resisting the Taliban—Germany Should Show the Same Courage

Sudan: Extend the mandate of the Fact-Finding Mission for two more years

To Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council (Geneva, Switzerland)

Submission to the United Nations Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan: Recommendations on Accountability Options and Efforts for Sudan

August 15, 2025

Lebanon: Judicial Reforms Positive, But Fall Short

Parliament Should Amend Law in Line with International Standards