Human Rights Watch

The bans on Pride marches – although consistent with President Erdoğan anti-LGBTQI+ rhetoric – have been found unlawful in several recent judicial decisions.

“Trying to intimidate activists who are exposing human rights violations committed by Greek officials has no place in an EU member state. The European Commission should step in and press Greece to immediately stop harassing civil society groups and activists.”

Human Rights Watch interviewed more than 70 people, including those directly affected by internet shutdowns in several locations.

Opposition politician Kalesnikava is being held in solitary confinement and is not receiving adequate medical care despite serious health problems. She is being denied essential foods and medicines.

A student group in Indonesia said it recorded 185 cases of press-related abuses on campuses in the country.

IFEX joins rights groups highlighting the significant risk of a new cloud data center to human rights and privacy.

Saudi activists issue a roadmap for reform, prioritizing human rights and rule of law in the country.

What’s behind this technology? Who feeds it data and decides where the data comes from? What does this have to do with human rights?