Saudi Arabia Hasn’t Earned Women’s Tennis Championships

Saudi Arabia: Global Tennis ‘Sportswashes’ Abuses

Twin Deals Expand Rights-Abusive Country’s Influence in Tennis

World Health Day Marked amid Widespread Failures to Invest in Public Health Care

Governments Need to Provide Adequate Services for All

Japan Lawmakers Seek Probe of Carmaker Links to Xinjiang Abuses

Tokyo Should Enact Human Rights Laws to Counter Beijing’s Repression

Out of Sight, Afghans Are Going Hungry

Taliban Abuses Exacerbate Impact on Women and Girls

Zambia: Government Stalling on Lead Cleanup Plan

Urgent Action Needed on Kabwe Mine Site Committee

Sri Lanka: Repression of Civic Space Threatens Financial Reform

IMF Should Oppose Restrictions on Freedom of Expression, Civil Society Groups

Interview: The Car Industry’s Blind Spot in Xinjiang

Uncovering Forced Labor in Aluminum Supply Chains

European Union Should Adopt Forced Labor Law

Import Ban Would Prevent Products Linked to Forced Labor from Entering EU

Statement Before the Human Rights Council Panel on the Right to Social Security

Human Rights Watch Delivers Oral Statement at the Council's 55th Session on Behalf of 12 Civil Society Organizations and the Global Coalition for Social Protection Floors

France, Italy, and Germany Threaten EU Plan to Introduce Supply Chain Law

Letter to President Macron on EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

Proposed EU Forced Labor Regulation Should Focus on Workers

Regulation Should Include Remediation for Victims

Xinjiang Abuses Show Need for Robust EU Forced Labor Law

Challenge of Uncovering Products, Materials Linked to State-Sponsored Forced Labor