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Ukraine’s Intelligence Services Harass Anti-Corruption Activists

April 11, 2024

By Brian Dooley

In 2017, I went to the northeastern city of Kharkiv, Ukraine when I…

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Child Trafficking and Child Labor Continues to Plague India

April 8, 2024

By Siona Chibber, Communications Intern

Human trafficking among children in India has been on the rise since the COVID-19 pandemic. New…

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Silencing the Truth: The Global Crisis of Press Freedom and Journalist Safety

April 4, 2024

By Xuanjie “Coco” Huang, Communications Intern.

In a world where information is power, the erosion of press freedom strikes at the core…

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Civil Rights are Human Rights: Reflections from Montgomery, Alabama

April 4, 2024

By Maya Fernandez-Powell

“True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice.” 

– Dr.…

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Pakistan Must Stop Sending Afghan Refugees Back to Danger

April 1, 2024

From Karachi to Peshawar to Quetta to Islamabad, millions of Afghans and other migrants have spent decades making their homes in Pakistan. Last…

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For trans migrants forced to flee their homes, the violence continues at our border

March 29, 2024

By Sydney Randall

A few months ago in Tijuana, Mexico, our Director of Research and Analysis for Refugee Protection Learn More

An Afghan woman’s fight for gender equity

March 29, 2024

By Camila Rice-Aguilar

“Being a human rights activist in Afghanistan – especially for women’s rights – it is impossible to…

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Hong Kong’s New Security Law Spells Further Repression

March 19, 2024

By Brian Dooley

Hong Kong’s legislature today rushed through another new national security law aimed at suppressing any hint of dissent.  The new…

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