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Human Rights Watch warns that Armenia’s new surveillance bill, requiring extensive video surveillance systems with police access across Yerevan, poses serious threats to resident privacy and civil rights. The bill …
Armenia’s Controversial Surveillance Bill: A Threat to Privacy and Civil Liberties Read More
Amnesty International is spearheading the Write for Rights campaign to aid those persecuted for free expression. The initiative focuses on individuals like Ana da Silva Miguel and Oqba Hashad, highlighting …
Amnesty Launches Write for Rights Campaign to Defend Human Rights Advocates Read More
The U.S., Germany, and France have urged China to release human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife, Xu Yan, who were sentenced for subversion. Yu received three years and …
Global Call for Justice: U.S., Germany, and France Demand Release of Chinese Activists Read More
Human rights organizations urge U.S. universities to enhance protections for student demonstrators, particularly those advocating for Palestine. An open letter cites police violence during protests, highlighting excessive use of force …
Advocacy for Student Protest Rights Against Police Violence Read More
Human Rights Watch has condemned Turkey’s proposed changes to its anti-espionage law, which could impose severe penalties on rights defenders and journalists. The vague definition of espionage may criminalize their …
Rights Group Warns Against Turkey’s Sweeping Anti-Espionage Law Changes Read More
Dmitriy Schletgauer, a 22-year-old political prisoner in Belarus, has reportedly died while incarcerated. His death is the latest in a series of similar tragedies since the 2020 crackdown on dissent, …
Belarusian Prisoner Dmitriy Schletgauer Dies Under Suspicious Circumstances Read More
Türkiye’s parliament is considering a vague amendment that expands espionage definitions, threatening journalists and human rights activists. This law could result in up to 24 years of imprisonment for actions …
Türkiye’s Espionage Bill: A Looming Threat to Free Expression and Civil Society Read More
On October 31, CPJ and 27 partners urged Sandvine to strengthen its commitment to human rights following its removal from the U.S. Entity List. They called for robust oversight and …
CPJ and Partners Demand Sandvine Address Human Rights Concerns Read More
Zambia’s police arrested journalist Thomas Zgambo for nearly two weeks without charges, demanding access to his electronics. After a hunger strike, he was finally charged with criminal libel and granted …
Zambia Must Cease Harassment of Investigative Journalist Thomas Zgambo Read More
World leaders condemn China’s sentencing of human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng to three years in detention for subversion. Yu and his wife, Xu Yan, were tried without foreign diplomatic oversight. …
World Leaders Call for China’s Human Rights Lawyer Release Read More