Human Rights Watch

2019 has seen positive legislative change in various countries, but there have also been setbacks.

LGBT activists address those myths and talk about how the myths, and stereotypes, have affected their lives.

The trial of 16 people accused of organising the 2013 peaceful Gezi Park protests is scheduled to begin on 24 June, one day after the controversial re-run of the Istanbul mayoral election. If convicted, the defendants could face life prison sentences.

We depend on a degree of privacy in public. But increasingly invasive digital surveillance combined with artificial intelligence has put that “public” privacy in jeopardy.

Thai junta authorities are harassing critics for mocking the prime minister after he assumed the premiership for another term.

Hundreds of people were detained during Kazakhstan’s most notable election in recent years, including international and local reporters and an election monitor from the Norwegian Helsinki Committee.

Mohamed Soltan has been the target of a defamation campaign by the Egyptian government due to his advocacy work.

Regardless of where you stand on BDS, the Israeli government’s decision to revoke the work permit of Omar Shakir of HRW should trouble you for three reasons.