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Q & A: International Criminal Court

July 17, 2024

Today, on the anniversary of the day when the International Criminal Court’s founding treaty was approved, we asked our Senior Director of Accountability…

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British Court Sets New Deadline for Investigation into 1989 Murder of Human Rights Lawyer Pat Finucane

July 16, 2024

There has been a new twist in the 35-year failure of the British government to properly investigate the 1989 murder of Belfast human rights lawyer…

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NATO Summit Ends but Ukraine’s Suspicion of Washington Remains

July 11, 2024

Today NATO members pledged their support for an “irreversible path” for Ukraine to join the organization, but without a timeline.

The 75th anniversary summit…

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Driving to the Rescue: Kharkiv’s Lifesaving Volunteers

July 10, 2024

No one cares about your academic qualifications or publication history. If you want to help volunteers rescue people from villages under fire in Kharkiv, they…

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Pride Proves an Anxious Month for LGBTQ+ Community in Kharkiv

June 13, 2024

By Brian Dooley

Kharkiv City – The recent Russian offensive in northeastern Ukraine has made June a nervous Pride month for the LGBTQ+ community…

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Stories of Pride

June 5, 2024

In honor of Pride Month we are sharing the journeys of some of our LGBTQ+ clients who have fled persecution and violence for…

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Georgia’s Foreign Agents Law Poses New Threat to Human Rights Defenders

June 5, 2024

Last week, Georgia’s government passed a Russian-style ‘foreign agents’ law that targets the country’s civil society and human rights defenders (HRDs).…

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Hong Kong Activists in Exile Keep the Struggle Alive

May 31, 2024

Next week marks the 35th anniversary of the 1989 massacre of hundreds, possibly thousands, of protestors in Beijing’s Tiananmen…

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