February 9, 2022
Deported to harm in Cameroon
Flawed Asylum Denials; Abuses in Detention and After Deportation
February 24, 2020
From rethinking the role and presence of law enforcement in our communities to adequately addressing the legacy of slavery and racial discrmination through repair, reconciliation, and reinvestment, candidates in the 2020 US Elections should look to prioritize racial justice issues in public forums as well as their policy platforms.
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- February 8, 2022
DR Congo: Neglected Massacre of Indigenous Group
Failure to Fully Investigate Killing of 66 Iyeke People, Burned Villages
- February 7, 2022
Human Rights, Athlete Rights, and the Beijing Olympics
A conversation with HRW's Minky Worden and Maya Wang, joined by Rob Koehler of Global Athlete and Anne Lieberman from Athlete Ally, on China's crimes against humanity and the Beijing Olympics.
- February 7, 2022
Peng Shuai and the Censorship of Athletes
HRW's Minky Worden and Yaqiu Wang are joined by Andrea Florence of the Sport & Rights Alliance to discuss Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai and the censorship of athletes in China.
- February 3, 2022
US: Deported Cameroonian Asylum Seekers Suffer Serious Harm
- February 3, 2022
What the AU Can do to Stop Atrocities in Ethiopia
Human Rights Lawyer's Speak Out on the AU's Inaction on Ethiopia
- February 1, 2022
Investigating Events in Kazakhstan
HRW discusses how Kazakhstan security forces have used excessive and lethal force on demonstrators, with Jonathan Pedneault, Joanna Lillis, and Hugh Williamson.
- February 1, 2022
Pegasus and Digital Security
Human Rights Watch's Crisis and Conflict director Lama Fakih was targeted with Pegasus spyware five times between April and August 2021. Abir Ghattas, Deborah Brown, Lama Fakih, Carlos Dada, and Luis Fernando García discuss the need to regulate the global trade in surveillance technology.
- January 31, 2022
Olympic Sponsors Risk Being Linked with Games Tainted Chinese Human Rights Abuses
No one should be skating over human rights abuses. Olympics sponsors risk being linked with Games tainted by Chinese government censorship and repression.
- January 31, 2022
The International Olympic Committee Ignores Chinese Human Rights Abuses
When it comes to ignoring Chinese human rights abuses, the International Olympic Committee takes home the gold.