Bahrain: Rights Defender’s Conviction Upheld
Expand Bahraini human rights activist Nabeel Rajab arrives for his appeal hearing at court in
Month: December 2018
Statement on Bolsonaro’s Inauguration as Brazil’s President
“The coming months will prove pivotal in demonstrating the ability of Brazilian social movements and
Joint statement on the undemocratic electoral environment in Bangladesh
We, the undersigned organizations, as advocates of human rights and democracy, express our concern regarding
UN mechanisms can provide a drumbeat for civil society
During a week of training and practical experience of UN human rights mechanisms in Geneva,
Adapt to a Changing Amazon Now, or Pay Far Higher Price Later, Experts Say
The costs of acting now to adapt to a predicted, dramatic loss of Amazon rainforest
It Doesn’t Matter If Ecuador Can Afford This Dam. China Still Gets Paid.
To settle the bill, China gets to keep 80 percent of Ecuador’s most valuable export
UN Members Thwart China’s Bid to Gut Funds for Myanmar Probe
Expand Smoke is seen rising from Burma’s Taung Pyo Let War village from across the border
Good News for Yasuní Park and Indigenous Rights!
Last week, Ecuador’s Energy Minister, Carlos Pérez García, announced that – at least for now
Iraq/Kurdistan Region: Risk of Double Trials for ISIS Ties
Expand Cigarette burns cover the hands and arms of 18-year-old “Karim.” Kurdish authorities held him
On 31 December 2018, we will not forget Nabeel Rajab!
On 31 December, Bahrain’s Court of Cassation will issue a final verdict on the appeal