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Our driver from Tegucigalpa to La Esperanza needed nerves of steel as he swerved to avoid gaping potholes on a...

How can Bangladesh cope with the influx of 600,000 Rohingya? Published from the The Washington Post https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/democracy-post/wp/2017/11/06/one-of-the-worlds-poorest-countries-confronts-a-genocide-on-its-doorstep/?utm_term=.c2570b32bff9 Omar Waraich is...

By Kathy Price, campaigner responsible for work on human rights defenders in Latin America From November 5-12, an Amnesty International...

One of the first acts of the recently elected provincial government of British Columbia was to order an independent review...

One of the first acts of the recently elected provincial government of British Columbia was to order an independent review...

Letters to a Prisoner (Owlkids 2017) is a wordless children’s book inspired by the Write for Rights campaign – created...

Moses Moini had such hope for his home and family in South Sudan. In 2011 South Sudan gained its independence...

Moses Moini had such hope for his home and family in South Sudan. In 2011 South Sudan gained its independence...

Since July 2017 our friend and colleague İdil Eser has been held in the highest security area of the highest...

Günal Kurşun was detained along with nine others from Turkey’s foremost human rights organisations in July, as they took part...

Today marks 100 days since Turkish security forces stormed a routine training workshop and bundled away 10 prominent human rights...