November 9, 2017
Doctors in India Continue to Traumatise Rape Survivors with the Two-Finger Test
Only nine states have adopted the 2014 guidelines on medico-legal care for survivors of sexual violence.
November 8, 2017
India: Rape Victims Face Barriers to Justice
Uneven Progress in 5 Years Since Delhi Gang Rape
November 8, 2017
How the Police Pressured a Young Woman into Taking Back Her Rape Complaint
Despite reforms after 2012 Delhi gang rape, India’s police continue to let down survivors of sexual violence.
November 7, 2017
‘They Said My Character Is Bad’
How a Rape Survivor Found the Courage to Fight for Justice in India
October 27, 2017
Central African Republic: Civilians Targeted as Violence Surges
UN Peacekeeping Mission Faces Renewal, Needs Expansion
October 26, 2017
Time to Hear Survivors of Rape in Central African Republic Conflict
October 19, 2017
Risk of Sexual Violence Around Kenya’s Repeat Election
More Protection, Support for Victims Needed
October 5, 2017
Central African Republic: Sexual Violence as Weapon of War
Widespread Rape, Sexual Slavery by Armed Groups
October 5, 2017
They Said We Are Their Slaves
October 4, 2017
Burma: Military Massacres Dozens in Rohingya Village
Soldiers Shot, Stabbed Men and Boys in Maung Nu, Rakhine State
September 27, 2017
The Burmese Military is Committing Crimes Against Humanity
September 25, 2017
Burma: Military Commits Crimes Against Humanity
Expulsions, Murder, Rape, Persecution of Rohingya
September 25, 2017
Crimes against Humanity by Burmese Security Forces Against the Rohingya Muslim Population in Northern Rakhine State since August 25, 2017
September 7, 2017
Election-related Sexual Violence in Kenya
August 24, 2017
Middle East on a Roll to Repeal 'Marry the Rapist' Laws
Rape-marriage exoneration laws are relics of the colonial past. It's time to leave them there.
