Education for all girls in Sierra Leone

Moving from Policy and Legislation to Practice

Sierra Leone: Center Girls’ Voices in Education Reforms

New Law Should Require Greater Inclusion of Pregnant Girls, Young Mothers

Corporal Punishment on the Rise in Afghanistan

UN Reports on Public Lashings, Executions by Taliban for ‘Moral Crimes’

Polish Activists Win Cases Against ‘LGBT-Free Zones’

Authorities’ Attempts to Silence LGBT Activists Failing in Courts

Myanmar’s Prisoner Release Still Leaves Thousands Detained

Junta’s Gesture No Substitute for Lasting Human Rights Changes

Egypt: Mass Arrests Target Family, Supporters of Ex-MP

Security Campaign Criminalizes Peaceful Dissent

Joint Public Letter: EU strategy review should double down on human rights in China

Bhutan: King Should Free Political Prisoners

At Least 37 Serving Long Sentences Following Alleged Torture, Unfair Trials

Greece Stuck at Bottom of EU on Press Freedom

Low Ranking Latest Sign of Deteriorating Media Freedom

Russia: Law Targets International Criminal Court

New Move Against Accountability for World’s Most Serious Crimes

Apartheid That the French Government Refuses to See

UK Foreign Minister’s China Speech Lacks Details on Rights

It is unclear whether the U.K. government is willing to translate its words about human rights into action and hold Chinese officials responsible for serious human rights violations.

Letter to Acting Secretary of Labor Julie A. Su to End Hazardous Child Labor in US Agriculture

The US Should End Child Labor in Agriculture