The Offensive Hypocrisy of Banning Abortion for a Down Syndrome Diagnosis
This piece originally appeared on TheHill.com. Last week, the full Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Month: January 2020
Yemen: Wartime Abuses Face Global Spotlight
Expand Children attending class on the first day of school, which was damaged by an
UAE: Dangerous Disregard for Rule of Law
Expand Ahmed Mansoor, one of the five political activists pardoned by the United Arab Emirates,
The Trump Administration Weakens Standards for ICE Detention Facilities
Last month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officially released a new version of its National
How Generation Z is leading the climate movement
For the first decade and a half of her life, Jamie Margolin was like any
Corte IDH supervisa el cumplimiento de la Sentencia del Caso Acosta y otros Vs. Nicaragua
Language Español La Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (Corte IDH) notificó al Centro Nicaragüense de
Denial of Entry to Hong Kong? Our Call, Says Beijing
Expand Thousands of protesters march at an avenue in Victoria, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Coercive Plea Bargaining Has Poisoned the Criminal Justice System. It’s Time to Suck the Venom Out.
In 2006, George Alvarez was charged with assaulting a prison guard while awaiting trial on
Rwanda: Free Speech Convictions Upheld
Expand Colonel Tom Byabagamba (left) and retired Brigadier General Frank Rusagara (right) arrive at the
Unprecedented bushfires in Australia and flooding in Indonesia: the devastating extremes of climate impacts
The post Unprecedented bushfires in Australia and flooding in Indonesia: the devastating extremes of climate