Human Rights Watch·Feb 12, 2019Remembering Alison Des Forges, 10 Years LaterBy Ida SawyerA response icon1A response icon1
Human Rights Watch·Feb 5, 201910 Reasons Women Flee Saudi ArabiaWomen in Saudi Arabia face systematic discrimination and are left exposed to domestic violence under the male guardianship system and have…A response icon1A response icon1
Human Rights Watch·Dec 10, 2018#Blue4HumanRights — Illuminating the Skies for Human RightsThirty landmarks across the globe will shine bright blue on December 10, 2018, to celebrate Human Rights Day and the 70th anniversary of…
Human Rights Watch·Dec 5, 2018Sink or Swim’: Barriers for Children with Disabilities in the European School System“My son knows every car brand. He has astonishing geographical memory. He knows two Mozart operas by heart. But special gifts like this…
Human Rights Watch·Dec 3, 2018International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Thousands of People with Disabilities in Croatia…On December 3, the world celebrates the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. That includes Croatia, where the Zagreb city…
Human Rights Watch·Nov 26, 2018“One woman I spoke with beat her stomach with a concrete block.”The Dominican Republic, which is heavily influenced by the Catholic hierarchy, is one of the few countries left that bans abortion under…
Human Rights Watch·Nov 19, 201822 Million Children Are Out of School in Pakistan — Meet the Women Working to Change ThatBy Amy Braunschweiger — Senior Web Communications Manager
Human Rights Watch·Nov 15, 2018“They Will Kill Us If We Go Back” — Rohingya Refugees Terrified of Being Forced Back to MyanmarBy Meenakshi Ganguly South Asia Director
Human Rights Watch·Oct 25, 2018Arrested, Detained, Tortured: How Palestinian Authorities Crush DissentAmy Braunschweiger interviews Omar Shakir
