Largest Climate Change Lawsuit in History Kicks Off in European Court
By Foreign Policy
Six Portuguese youth have accused 32 European…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the US and Abu Ghraib: recognition and redress is long overdue | Editorial
By The Guardian
Two decades after the invasion of Iraq, victims…
➔ iIndigenous women are showing us how to fight for environmental and human rights | V (formerly known…
By The Guardian
During a recent trip to Brazil, I saw how…
➔ iCongress Wants to Hold Sri Lanka’s Feet to the Fire on Human Rights
By Foreign Policy
The United Nations has given the international…
➔ iMahmoud Abbas, 'you are a liar, a hypocrite and guilty of genocide'
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Islam is at odds with Palestinian…
➔ iBosnia’s U.S.-Authored Constitution Has Been a Disaster
By Foreign Policy
A deeply flawed document violates basic human…
➔ iElon Musk is a lesson in the dangers of unchecked corporate leaders | Siva Vaidhyanathan
By The Guardian
When rich people convince themselves that…
➔ iWhy should opponents of Iran's mullah regime be protected?
By American Thinker
Momentum builds in the many international…
➔ iThe US should not normalize Modi’s autocratic and illiberal India at the G20 | Jason Stanley
By The Guardian
Despite his lip-service to democracy and human…
➔ iElon Musk is not alone in feeling betrayed — every school has instituted a woke indoctrination…
By New York Post
The left’s Orwellian co-option of words has…
➔ iHow Biden can court Vietnam — and help those stuck behind bars
By The Washington Post
The president’s pursuit of an upgrade to…
➔ iIn Sudan, a genocide unfolds — again — and the world does little
By The Washington Post
There are many things world leaders can do to…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Thaksin’s return to Thailand: dodgy deals can’t replace democracy |…
By The Guardian
Voters chose progress in May’s elections...
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Rabaa massacre: a template for Egypt’s campaign of repression | Editorial
By The Guardian
Ten years on from the slaughter of protesters in…
➔ iThe United States must do more to help Gubad Ibadoghlu
By The Washington Post
International media attention is important to…
➔ iRussia Is Attempting Genocide in Ukraine
By Foreign Policy
Other states have a legal and moral duty to stop…
➔ iKenya Offers to Lead an Intervention in Haiti
By Foreign Policy
But Nairobi’s own human rights record may…
➔ iThe unsavory marriage between Israeli cyberweapons, U.S. interests and dictatorships
By Haaretz
If the U.S. really wanted to stop the spread of…
➔ iNotable & Quotable: CNN and 'the Big Lie'
By The Wall Street Journal
‘CNN’s use of the phrase . . . does not give…
➔ iGenocide denial, hyper-nationalism and threatening war: The Bosnian Serb leader's dangerous game
By Haaretz
Less than 30 years after Bosnian Serb forces…
➔ iLet the Tragedy in My Homeland Be a Lesson
By The New York Times
The defense of Uyghurs’ human rights is the…
➔ iWhat a genocide survivor and a Muslim leader learn fighting 'great replacement theory'
By USA Today
Since Anders Breivik's July 22, 2011, massacre in…
➔ iHow to tame the Russian mercenaries who are destabilizing Africa
By The Washington Post
The Wagner Group was known for brutality and…
➔ iA murder at the Kremlin walls: Who ordered Boris Nemtsov dead?
By The Washington Post
On Feb. 27, 2015, Boris Nemtsov was murdered. Now…
➔ iHow Israel's Supreme Court rubber stamps arms deals to dictators
By Haaretz
The Supreme Court is hardly a defender of human…
➔ iJews have been historically identified with human rights struggles. That’s only part of the story
By Haaretz
Jews played significant roles in movements…
➔ iDon’t Let Ethiopia off the Hook
By Foreign Policy
Restoring Washington’s ties with Addis Ababa…
➔ iHow to fight China’s memory-holing of the Uyghur genocide
By The Washington Post
My recent experience with a GOP presidential…
➔ iThe Guardian view on El Salvador’s crime crackdown: a short-term, high cost fix | Editorial
By The Guardian
President Nayib Bukele’s hardline campaign…
➔ iU.S. Lifts Human Rights Violation Designation on Ethiopia
By Foreign Policy
The decision, despite evidence of ongoing abuses,…
➔ iReleased Guantánamo Detainees Are Still Being Denied Human Rights, U.N. Report Warns
By The Intercept
U.S.-brokered transfers to Kazakhstan led to…
➔ iIs Biden's lavish courtship of illiberal Modi immoral?
By Haaretz
Biden lavished India's premier with supersized…
➔ iThe mockery of female equality
By American Thinker
A list from the World Economic Forum about what…
➔ iThe EU Is Building the Wall—at Least in Law
By Foreign Policy
A push for more cooperation between EU member…
➔ iLecturing India’s leader on human rights is not the best path
By The Washington Post
The relationship between the two governments is…
➔ iAnother genocide is brewing in Darfur. Here are some options to stop it.
By The Washington Post
The U.S., Sudan's neighbors and international…
➔ iLGBTQI+ Pride
By The Nation
Andrea Arroyo Lesbian, gay, bisexual,…
➔ iAlgorithm Used in Jordanian World Bank Aid Program Stiffs the Poorest
By The Intercept
The algorithm used for the cash relief program is…
➔ iThe case of Oswaldo Payá’s death in Cuba is not closed
By The Washington Post
A new human rights report brings up unanswered…
➔ iTurns out conservatism is not all it's cracked up to be
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Israel's transformation toward…
➔ iNikki Haley is adept at being on all sides of issues
By The Washington Post
But the one she can't escape is: Which are more…
➔ iWrite more on the ‘Minnesota miracle’
By The Washington Post
Some states care about human rights and enact the…
➔ iHuman Rights Campaign’s LGBTQ ‘emergency’ is all about money and politics
By New York Post
The Human Rights Campaign, in its words, has…
➔ iSaudi Arabia just bought professional golf. What else is for sale?
By The Washington Post
The kingdom continues its human rights abuses…
➔ iHello, Infant! I’m Ron DeSantis.
By The Washington Post
I am doing the best on the campaign trail,…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Bruno and Dom’s legacy: defend nature’s defenders | Editorial
By The Guardian
One year after Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips…
➔ iImran Khan’s Ousting and the Crisis of Pakistan’s Military Regime
By The Intercept
Journalist and human rights advocate Omar Waraich…
➔ iConservatives are bullying pro-LGBTQ+ companies, just in time for Pride Month | Arwa Mahdawi
By The Guardian
We’ve already seen a wave of hate campaigns…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Sudan’s civilians: important, not incidental | Editorial
By The Guardian
While the generals wage war, millions are paying…
➔ iChina Is Turning a Crushed Xinjiang Into a Tourist Trap
By Foreign Policy
After years of human rights abuses, Beijing wants…
➔ iThis is how Israel really silences Palestinian human rights advocates
By Haaretz
Ever since 1967, Israeli governments have…
➔ iWhen Israel's highest court assaults human rights
By Haaretz
➔ iThe Guardian view on Thailand’s elections: can the country move forward? | Editorial
By The Guardian
Opposition parties thrashed the ruling military…
➔ iFace subway reality, Bragg’s embrace of China’s spies and other commentary
By New York Post
Now, “dissidents and human rights advocates…
➔ iTeam Trump’s axis with Hitler’s American friends: The ex-president’s family and allies are…
By New York Daily News
It’s hard to imagine now, but Adolf Hitler —…
➔ iBen Cardin will leave behind a legacy of public service
By The Washington Post
The retiring senator was one of the nation's…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Saudi Arabia’s rehabilitation: following the money | Editorial
By The Guardian
Sports stars and business people are embracing…
➔ iInside Saudi Arabia's sportswashing: Why Riyadh spends billions on soccer and ski-runs
By Haaretz
'Saudi Arabia is Qatar on steroids': Riyadh has…
➔ iIt's not ‘pro-Palestinian’ to justify killing Israeli civilians
By Haaretz
The European Left and human rights groups fail to…
➔ iDon’t believe the activists’ hype: There is no ‘trans genocide’
By New York Post
Apparently, people whose gender identities do not…
➔ iGuess the new Human Rights Watch director’s first target. Yup: Israel
By New York Post
For the first time in 30 years, Human Rights…
➔ iTo Counter China, Look to the Democratic Republic of Congo
By The Wall Street Journal
By investing in cobalt, the U.S. can protect its…
➔ iMemory of the Holocaust should be marked in Berlin, not Poland
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Locales of genocide have become more…
➔ iEgypt overplayed its hand on selling rockets to Russia
By The Washington Post
The Biden administration should make clear that…
➔ iWake-Up Call
By The Nation
Clay Bennett Republican attacks on human rights…
➔ iAn eyewitness reveals how China is brainwashing the Uyghurs
By The Washington Post
A chilling first-person account of the Uyghur…
➔ iA Nuanced Approach to China Needs Human Rights at the Core
By Foreign Policy
Calls for a rethink against groupthink can’t…
➔ iTrump had always been above the law, until it turned on him | Rebecca Solnit
By The Guardian
At its best, the US has strived to become a…
➔ iCongress Has the Power to Halt U.S. Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia
By Foreign Policy
If Biden is genuinely committed to human rights,…
➔ iA warning from Poland to Israel's pro-democracy protesters
By Haaretz
In Poland the protest movement was lulled into…
➔ iMy family was massacred on my wedding day. I hold the US in part responsible | Ayman Mohamed Saleh…
By The Guardian
Until Biden fulfills his promise to end arm sales…
➔ iDo not forget this Nicaraguan bishop’s brave stand for human rights
By The Washington Post
Bishop Roland Álvarez is standing up for…
➔ iAmericans thought child labor was a travesty 'over there.' That myth has been shattered.
By USA Today
We think of child labor as a travesty of human…
➔ iThe pope has ignored abuses in the Americas
By The Washington Post
The Catholic Church long has been a loud voice…
➔ iThe U.S. Has a Troublesome Asian Ally Against China
By Foreign Policy
The Philippines is using U.S. military…
➔ iThe Witness
By Foreign Policy
Why is global outrage about the Uyghur genocide…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the forgotten Rohingya refugees: lives without futures | Editorial
By The Guardian
More than five years after hundreds of thousands…
➔ iBiden’s Border Policies Face Pushback
By Foreign Policy
Leaders and human rights advocates speak out…
➔ iWhy Jews should oppose Israel demolishing Palestinian terrorists’ homes
By Haaretz
Israel is the only country in the world that…
➔ iDoes artificial intelligence have 'rights'?
By American Thinker
No, chatbots don't have human rights.
➔ iTo Disarm North Korea, Focus on Human Rights
By The Wall Street Journal
After 30 years of failure, it’s time to try…
➔ iRussia’s Theft of Children in Ukraine Is Genocide
By Foreign Policy
Moscow is out to destroy a people.
➔ iThe House China committee is off to a promising start
By The Washington Post
The special committee's first hearing was…
➔ iNow comes a moment of truth for a defender of human rights in Belarus
By The Washington Post
Ales Bialiatski faces a court verdict on Friday…
➔ iGuterres Criticizes Russia’s Human Rights Violations
By Foreign Policy
The United Nations secretary-general cited…
➔ iThe scale of El Salvador’s new prison is difficult to comprehend
By The Washington Post
President Nayib Bukele's war on gangs has put…
➔ iThe Guardian view on human rights in Russia: back the resistance | Editorial
By The Guardian
Vladimir Putin is suffocating dissent, but a…
➔ iNicholas Goldberg: He's in hospice care now. But Jimmy Carter is still changing the world
By Los Angeles Times
At a transitional moment in U.S. history,…
➔ iOther voices: Jimmy Carter’s long life of service to America and the world
By The Denver Post
Carter had a troubled presidency for four years,…
➔ iOhio is facing a chemical disaster. Biden must declare a state of emergency | Steven Donziger
By The Guardian
A train derailed and flooded a town with…
➔ iGOP Megadonor Is Funding a Far-Right Israeli Think Tank — and Establishment Democrats
By The Intercept
Pennsylvania billionaire Jeffrey Yass is…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Labour and antisemitism: two cheers for Keir Starmer | Editorial
By The Guardian
Putting right the wrongs committed under Jeremy…
➔ iEuropean monuments to Russian World War II soldiers are offensive
By The Washington Post
The monuments Joseph Stalin and his Soviet…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the Knowsley riot: a wake-up call for Whitehall | Editorial
By The Guardian
Performative government rhetoric on migration has…
➔ iMyanmar’s junta keeps on killing
By The Washington Post
Myanmar’s generals have steered the country…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Preventing treatment because of 'human rights' is cruel
By Los Angeles Times
Readers express support for Gov. Gavin Newsom's…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Never put off till to-morrow what you can do to-day."
- Thomas Jefferson
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce