April 9, 2019

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Six ways to call out racism and bigotry when you see it

If the last couple weeks have shown us anything, it’s that now, more than ever, we need the human courage...

Death penalty 2018: Dramatic fall in global executions

Global executions fell by 31%, reaching lowest figure in at least a decade But several countries saw a rise in...

Sudan: Government mounts lethal offensive against protesters killing nine, blocking food and water supplies

Nine people have been reportedly killed in Sudan since protesters began a sit-in at the military’s headquarters in Khartoum on...

Independent UN Investigation Only Path to Accountability for Khashoggi Killing

While Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that 16 Saudis would be barred form entering the United States in response...

Hong Kong: Guilty verdicts against pro-democracy protest leaders a “crushing blow” for freedom of expression 

Responding to the guilty verdicts for “public nuisance” against nine leaders of the 2014 pro-democracy Umbrella Movement protests in Hong...

South Africa: Authorities must tackle longstanding impunity to end xenophobia

In response to the “follow-up” meeting between the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Lindiwe Sisulu and the Minister of...

Eswatini: One year on, forcibly evicted Malkerns residents left broken and in poverty

The brutal forced eviction of 61 people, including 33 children, from a farming area in Eswatini one year ago has...

UAE: BRITISH WOMAN DETAINED FOR FACEBOOK POST SHOULD HAVE ALL CHARGES DROPPED

Responding to the case of Laleh Shahravesh, a British woman who has reportedly been detained in Dubai on defamation charges...

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