June 22, 2021
Frontex Should Protect People at EU External Borders
Stronger Safeguards Vital As Border Agency Expands
March 27, 2019
Government forces in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions have killed scores of civilians, used indiscriminate force, and torched hundreds of homes over the past six months.
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- June 15, 2021
“My Life is Not Your Porn”: Digital Sex Crimes in South Korea
Widespread internet posting in South Korea of sexual images of women and girls without their consent is having a devastating impact on the victims. The government should be doing more to prevent and respond to these digital sex crimes. Despite legal reforms in South Korea, women and girls targeted in digital sex crimes – acts of online and tech-enabled gender-based violence – face significant difficulty in pursuing criminal cases and civil remedies, in part due to entrenched gender inequity. Digital sex crimes are crimes involving digital images – almost always of women and girls – that are captured without the victim’s consent, shared nonconsensually, or sometimes manipulated or faked
- June 14, 2021
Progress on Domestic Workers’ Rights, but Gaps Remain
Video Celebrates the 10-Year Anniversary of a Landmark Treaty
- June 9, 2021
Reauthorize Cross-Border Aid into Northern Syria
UN Should Reauthorize Crucial Help from Neighboring Countries
- June 4, 2021
Rohingya Refugees Describe the Conditions on Bhasan Char
UN, Donors Should Urge Protection, Freedom of Movement on Bhasan Char
- June 3, 2021
Oil Palm Expansion Risks Environment, Harms Communities
Government Fails to Protect Affected Communities, Environment
- May 26, 2021
Covid-19's Impact on Children's Rights
Children in Ghana, Nepal, and Uganda Describe Grueling Hours, Low Pay
- May 19, 2021
Covid-19 Plunging Urban Poor Nigerians Further into Poverty
Inadequate Support Highlights Need for Expanded Social Security System
- May 19, 2021
Child Labor in Ghana, Nepal, and Uganda
