Threats to Refugee and Human Rights Treaties and the Rules-Based Order Refugee Protection Travesty Human Rights Stain, Public Health Farce Upholding President Biden’s Asylum Commitments A Year of Horrors: The Trump Administration’s Illegal Returns of Asylum Seekers to Danger in Mexico Human Rights Fiasco: The Trump Administration’s Dangerous Asylum Returns Continue Orders from Above Sweeping Guatemala Agreement Illegal and Inhumane Is Guatemala Safe for Refugees and Asylum Seekers? Real Solutions to the Disorder at the Border The Real Solution: Regional Response Rather than Border Closures, Mass Incarceration, and Refugee Returns A Sordid Scheme: The Trump Administration’s Illegal Return of Asylum Seekers to Mexico Compact on Migration Adopted, But Without America Top 10 Reasons Family Incarceration is Not a Solution Trump’s Fabricated Border Crisis Will Trump DHS Nominee Adhere to International Law? Remembering Juan Osuna A Sign of Desperation: Syrian Refugees are Selling Their Organs Parole Denials Lead to Increased Detention Under Trump’s Executive Order President Trump to Issue Revised Executive Order—Will It Be Better or Worse? Questions for Secretary Kelly Executive Orders Could Block Access to Asylum for Vulnerable Individuals U.S. Should Not Turn away Asylum Seekers at its Borders Barring Refugees Would Hurt National Security United States to Resettle Refugees Languishing Indefinitely in Australian Off-Shore Detention Centers The World Humanitarian Summit and Beyond Utah Shows the Way on Welcoming Refugees Obama’s Opportunity in Germany The Right to Run Deserving Asylum Seekers are Trapped in Detention, Like Military Interpreter Samey A Death in Limbo: How one refugee family’s loss demonstrates the toll of resettlement backlogs They Hear Us: The Toxic U.S. Debate about Refugee Resettlement Refugees Shouldn’t Be Deported “Safe” Zones Should Not Trap Syrian Refugees Report Details Flaws in U.S. Immigration Detention System Alternatives to Detention are a No-Brainer Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Support Asylum Reform to Protect Refugees Federal Court Got It Right: Detaining Mothers and Children to Deter Other Asylum Seekers Is Wrong President’s Budget Recognizes Need for More Immigration Judges, but Congress Should Fund More Refugees in Egypt Urgently Need Protection Syrian Refugees: The Snow is Just One of Many Dire Challenges Christmas in Immigration Detention U.S. Pledges to Resettle More Syrian Refugees, But Doesn’t Say How Many More Needs to be Done to Address the Syrian Refugee Crisis In-Country Refugee Processing for At-Risk Children in Central America: Potential Benefits and Risks Asylum Seekers Facing Religious and other Persecution Impacted by Impediments to Protection, in Europe and the United States TAKE ACTION: Urge Congress to Address the Border Crisis by Properly Funding Immigration Courts U.S. Government Should Take Steps to Address Challenges Due to Border Surge

Kidnapped and Disappeared: Trump’s Lawless Third Country Disappearances Helping an Afghan Incarcerated in the United States Earn Asylum Top 10 Reasons Family Incarceration is Not a Solution

The Human Cost of Aid Cuts: Syrians Fleeing to Lebanon After the Fall of Assad We Plant The Trees, They Cut Them Down: Challenges and Promise in Post-Assad Syria

Risk and Response: Women Human Rights Defenders on Ukraine’s Frontline Volunteers Defy Drone Dangers to Evacuate People from Kramatorsk Ukraine Anniversary Briefing UK Parliament Asks For Human Rights First’s Advice on Northern Ireland Legacy Laws Evacuating Civilians From Ukraine’s Front Line in the Snow ATTACKING THE WATCHDOGS Explainer: Soldier F on Trial for Bloody Sunday Murders Hajnówka Five’s Ordeal Drags on in Poland Latvian Activist Who Helped Asylum Seekers Awaits Verdict After Multiple Delays Alaa Abdel Fattah Removed from Egypt’s “Terrorist” List But Remains Behind Bars Your Explainer on What’s Happening with Anti-Corruption Institutions in Ukraine Nowhere To Go: Internally Displaced People with Disabilities in Ukraine Kharkiv Activists Evacuate Civilians from Front Line Despite Drone Dangers New Ukraine Law on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Offers Improvements for Survivors, But Media and Legal Culture Need to Change Pressure on British Prime Minister Increases as Dr. Laila Soueif Nears 250 Days on Hunger Strike for Her Son Jailed in Egypt Danger in the Forest: Human Rights Defenders in Poland Targeted at the Belarus Border Desperate to Escape: The Fight to Save Civilians in Ukraine Your Explainer on Yesterday’s Presidential Elections in Poland and Romania Volunteers Continue to Evacuate Civilians from Kupiansk as Russian Attacks Intensify Talk of Ukraine Peace Deal Seems Surreal in Kharkiv After Massive Russian Drone Attacks Egypt Activists Exasperated at Fading EU Support Locals in Ukraine React to Trump Suspension of Military Aid Kharkiv Locals React With Fury to Trump Press Conference Attacks on Zelenskyy Bahrain’s Chance to Release Itself from its Past Dr. Laila Souief’s Downing Street Hunger Strike Continues as her Son Alaa Remains in Egyptian Prison Egypt Tries to Lipstick the Pig at its UN UPR Five Activists Face Trial in Poland After Helping Migrants Targeted and Killed Ukraine: Tough Road Ahead for Kyiv in 2025 Ukraine: Not Quiet on the Eastern Front Finucane Family Testifies in U.S. Congress About Inquiry into 1989 Murder of Belfast Human Rights Lawyer Latvian Activist Who Helped Asylum Seekers Waits for Court Verdict Thursday Evacuating Civilians Under Fire in Ukraine: Dangerous Human Rights Defender Works at Its Best Easy Targets Seriously Ill Bahraini political prisoner calls for help from visiting US Congressional delegation New Recruits Highly Suspect Evacuating Civilians in Ukraine Bahraini Prince Nasser still feted in U.S. Despite Torture Allegations Truth Under Siege British Court Sets New Deadline for Investigation into 1989 Murder of Human Rights Lawyer Pat Finucane NATO Summit Ends but Ukraine’s Suspicion of Washington Remains Driving to the Rescue: Kharkiv’s Lifesaving Volunteers KHARKIV’S LOCAL HEROES Pride Proves an Anxious Month for LGBTQ+ Community in Kharkiv Hong Kong Activists in Exile Keep the Struggle Alive Locals Raise Corruption Issues Over Kharkiv Fortifications As Russians Advance Ukraine’s Intelligence Services Harass Anti-Corruption Activists Hong Kong’s New Security Law Spells Further Repression Inch by Inch Six Key Takeaways as Ukraine Marks Two Years of War Kharkiv’s Frunze Kitchen Feeds a City at War Applauding a New Bill to Better Protect Human Rights Defenders Ireland Takes British Amnesty Law to Court Hidden Harm Why Bahraini prince must be sanctioned for human rights violations As British Soldier Finally Faces Murder Charges for Bloody Sunday, Victims’ Families Speak 25 Years After the UN Declaration To Protect HRDs, Much More Has To Be Done Ukraine’s Winter War Liptsi medics restore services after Russians destroyed their hospital Ukraine Medics Defy Missiles and Mud to Bring Aid to Civilians on Front Lines The U.S. Needs a Human Rights Institute to Reform the International System As UAE Waffles on Human Rights, U.S. Congress Must Act Belfast Judge Offers Hope to Springhill/Westrock Families Seeking Truth Before Deadline Two Prisoners on Hunger Strike in Bahrain Tell of Their Ordeal Double Jeopardy: Russia Threatens to Invade Kupiansk Again Bahrain Faces New Crisis As Prison Protests Escalate Since the Rabaa Massacre Fight corruption, support Ukraine High Stakes for Human Rights as Kharkiv Battles Corruption Another Northern Ireland Human Rights Lawyer Under Attack Bombed Out and Occupied Amendments to UK’s Northern Ireland Conflict Bill Compound Injustice Polish Authorities Continue to Attack Human Rights Defenders Near the Belarus Border Time to Compel Social Media Companies to Protect HRDS Two Ukrainian Children at Risk of 20 Years in Russian Prison How the Ukrainian village of Tsyrkuny Survived Russian Occupation Civilians Under Air Attack in Ukraine Warned: “Overconfidence Is Your Weakness” Undaunted by War, Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Activists Track Public Spending NGO Sphere Provides Resistance and Aid in Kharkiv What Biden Should Say in Belfast About Human Rights Civilians Organize to Resist Russian Occupation in Ukraine Irish America, Give Us a Hand This St. Patrick’s Day As Human Rights Researchers Denied Entry to Bahrain, U.S. Embassy Stays Silent No Room For Silence in Hong Kong’s Mass Trial Calling for Justice in the Murder of Human Rights Lawyer Thulani Maseko Ukrainian Activists Urge Reform on Prisoner Swaps and Military Ombudsman Ukraine’s Gwara Media Fights For Truth in Kharkiv DIVOCHE.MEDIA: Amplifying Voices of Women in Ukraine Coping in the Kharkiv cold Special Envoy Kennedy Faces Crucial Year in Northern Ireland Same-sex Partnerships In Ukraine Would Show Its Values Crimean Human Rights Lawyers Appeal for Solidarity in Wake of Attacks Ukrainian Experts Produce Guide for Journalists Reporting War-Related Sexual Violence Calls for Solidarity as Attacks on Colin Harvey Intensify Statement before Tom Lantos Commission: “Say Their Names” November Offers Ideal Time for Bahrain to Release Jailed Activists How LGBT Groups in Kharkiv Help The City Fight Back Listening to Survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Ukraine Kharkiv Battles on Despite Russian Rocket Attacks A Taste of Normal Life in a Ukrainian City at War Leading Rights Activist Joins Ukraine’s Army and is Taken Prisoner Ten Years But Still Counting – UAE Fails To Release Jailed Activist Al-Roken Responsibly Researching War Crimes in Ukraine “Prison Atlas” details Egyptian Cases, Prisoners, and Judges International Expert Panel: State Impunity and the Northern Ireland conflict Biden to Visit Saudi: Recalibration of the Relationship or Rehabilitation of MBS? Air Raid App Offers Reassurance in Ukraine Ukraine’s Public Mobilizes to Document War Crimes Underground in a Ukrainian City at War: How Kharkiv’s Metro System Offers Shelter “There is a Shortage of Body Bags” The Polish Catholic Group Taking Risks to Help Refugees Poland’s Secret Heroes Crimea Offers Disturbing Blueprint for Russian Takeover of Ukraine Biden Should Speak Out on Trans People Blocked from Leaving Ukraine Mila Yankina’s Medical Work in the Violence of Kyiv Driven by Humanity: One Polish Volunteer’s Efforts in Ukraine Tracking War Crimes in Ukraine with the Truth Hounds Ukraine Medics Face Rocket Attacks with Defiance Lviv Offers Fast Track to Safety U.S. Should Spell Out How It Will Help Activists Needing to Flee Ukraine Human Rights Activists in Ukraine Call for Swift Response On Bloody Sunday’s 50th Anniversary: Frustration at New British Proposal to Hide the Truth State Department’s Second Chance To Get HRD Guidelines Right Leading Human Rights Figure Under Attack in Northern Ireland Families Preventing Britain from Burying the Truth on Irish Conflict Cover-up in the Finucane Case + Brexit = Trouble in US-UK relations Biden Administration Should Move to End a Decade of Pain in Bahrain What’s Happening Behind the UAE’s PR Mask British Government Proposes Amnesty for Killings That’s Worse Than Pinochet’s Biden Administration Faces Imminent Decision on Egyptian Military Aid as 12 Await Execution Blinken’s Decision Imminent on Funding an Egyptian Government that Enables Terrorism Time for Biden to Call for Prisoner Releases in Bahrain as Medical Neglect Continues Ballymurphy Families Win Decades-Long Fight For Official Truth Lessons for the Next US Ambassador to Bahrain The Biden Administration Can and Must Help Save Abdulrahman al-Sadhan Cairo Family Targeted as US Embassy Tweets Support for Egypt’s Security Forces Biden Faces Golden Opportunity To Send Signal to Cairo on Human Rights Do Not Split: An Illuminating Look at Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Uprising COVID Outbreak in Prison Sparks New Protests in Bahrain The F1 Grand Prix: A Chance to Spotlight Bahrain’s Abysmal Record on Rights Reimagining Protection for Human Rights Defenders Celebrating 2021 Martin Ennals Award Winner Yu Wensheng For the Biden Administration, 10 Lessons from 10 Years of U.S. Mideast Policy Hong Kong Human Rights Icon Albert Ho Battles On How AI Could Help the Fight for Accountability and Justice UN Makes Public Independent Experts’ Fears Over Attacks on Hong Kong Medics Egypt Activist Mozn Awaits April 22 Court Verdicts Four Reasons Middle East Governments Should Release Prisoners Members of Congress Should Question Egyptian Ambassador About Rights Activist New Report Details Abuse and Radicalization of Children in Egyptian Jails Putin Presses Gulf Advantage with Saudi Visit October 1: A Turning Point for Hong Kong Protests? Hong Kong Volunteer Lawyers Provide Public Education During Unrest Congress Pushes Back Against Trump’s Erratic Saudi Friends Response to Egypt’s Referendum on Constitutional Changes Trump Clings to MBS as Saudi Arabia Targets Americans How ISIS Recruits in Egyptian Prisons Trump’s Extreme Hypocrisy: Venezuela & Egypt Bahrain Stages Fake Elections For Poodle Parliament Bahrain Stages Fake Elections For Poodle Parliament Anti-Orban Protestors Rally in Budapest New Book Details Activist Responses to Modern Authoritarianism in Hungary and Beyond Egypt Targets Disappearance Activist Working on Regeni Case Trump Prepares Dangerous Sale of F-16s to Bahrain Trump Prepares Dangerous Sale of F-16s to Bahrain Middle East Activist Experts Offer Advice on Fighting Trump Policies Fears for Sudan Human Rights Defender Mudawi Bahrain Travel Bans Reveal Insecurity Bahrain Travel Bans Reveal Insecurity October 31 to Test Bahrain’s Reforms State Department Should Speak out for Aya Hijazi, U.S. Human Rights Defender in Egypt Prison Apple, Shaggy, and Hacks in the Gulf Still Fighting for the Truth About Argentina’s Disappeared Bahrain’s Truth Will Out High Price for Exposing Disappearances in Egypt Bahrain Targets Clerics in New Wave of Attacks Bahrain’s Money Talk Time for Washington to Act as Bahrain Government Provokes Crisis Time for Washington to Act as U.S. Ally Bahrain Targets Human Rights Defenders 50 Days of a Broken Promise in Bahrain Bahrain’s False Claims On BICI Today is Razan Zaitouneh’s Birthday Egypt Human Rights Defender Ahmad Abdallah Accused of Belonging to Terrorist Group US Ally UAE Attacks Leading Academic Naser Bin Ghaith 5 Things Obama Should do in Saudi Arabia Finding the Key to Release Zainab Al Khawaja Six Things John Kerry Should Do in Bahrain Bahrain’s Window Dressing Reforms Can’t Hide Botch Job Civil Society Should Not be Locked Out of Syria Talks Bahrain’s Fake Human Rights Conference Another PR Disaster Five Years On, Egypt’s Uprising Flagged at Tahrir More Sisters Vanish into UAE Police Custody Bahraini Sheikh and FIFA Presidential Hopeful Continues to Dodge Allegations over Targeting Athletes FIFA, Man United, and Torture in Bahrain Who Needs to Know at Guantanamo Guantanamo: Washington’s Expensive Mistake Guantanamo September 11 Detainee Suggests Becoming His Own Lawyer Smiles Jar in Guantanamo Court Drama Lift UAE Dissident’s Travel Ban Americans Jailed in UAE For A Year Without Charge Saudi Arabia Threatens FATF Progress A Generation of Fighting for Human Rights 2022 Becomes a Crucial Test of Human Rights and Sport In Cairo, Kerry Should Reinforce Obama’s Remarks in Kenya Bahrain’s Hokey Pokey Dance Kenyan Corruption Undermines Fight Against Extremism Kenyan Government Struggles to Fight Mombasa Terrorism No Hollywood Ending for Bahraini Opposition Leaders A Bad Year for Yara Sallam in Egypt’s Republic of Fear Bahrain Medic Recounts Conditions in Jaw Prison Fighting Bahrain’s Sectarian Threat Bahrain’s Prisons At Their Breaking Point Is Bahrain the New Apartheid State? Bahrain Medics Still in Prison Top 5 Things John Legend Should Know About Bahrain Reports of Torture Haunt Bahrain’s CID Four Years On, U.S. Should Push Bahrain to Reform Security Forces Why February 14 Matters in Bahrain Why Bahrain Needs Security Force Reform The Beginning of the End for Bahrain’s Tolerated Opposition Matar Matar and Brian Dooley Discuss Bahrain’s Intensive Weeks Ahead New Year, New Congress: What to Watch on Middle East Policy How CIA Torture Didn’t Prevent an Attack on Heathrow The CIA Torture Report and the UK’s Hooded Men Seven Helpful Things the New Ambassador To Bahrain Can Do Five Useful Things America’s New Ambassador to Egypt Can Do Seven Things to Watch For in Bahrain’s Upcoming Elections Six Things to Watch Out for in Ukraine’s Elections Is the United States Government Finally Losing Patience with Bahrain? Bahrain Human Rights Defender Faces Charges for Tweet What’s Next for Maryam Al Khawaja? Ambassador Nominee States Intent to Flout Bahrain Law on Meeting Opposition A Day in the Life of Maryam Al Khawaja Abdulhadi Al Khawaja Embarks on Hunger Strike State Department Responds to Bahrain’s Denial of Access to Rep. McGovern and Human Rights First Washington’s Wishful Thinking Policy on Egypt The Exceptional Egyptian Human Rights Defender Yara Sallam Remnants of Revolution in Kyiv LGBT Activist Refused Membership of New Ukrainian Party Bahrain Rewards Assad’s Arms Supplier With New Contract 100 Days Later

Unequal Protection: Reconciliation Bill Will Deny Due Process and Return the Most Vulnerable to Persecution Through Exorbitant Fees to Seek Asylum “This is an Order from Trump”: Abuse, Expulsions, and Refoulement of People Seeking Asylum Remain in Mexico: Unlawful, Ineffective, and Must Never Return “No Human Being Should Be Held There”: The Mistreatment Of LGBTQ And HIV-Positive People In U.S. Federal Immigration Jails Correcting the Record: The Reality of U.S. Asylum Process and Outcomes Inhumane and Counterproductive Representing Asylum Seekers with Disabilities: Relevant Law Rhetoric v. Reality: Refugee Protection Travesty Asylum Processing Rule at One Year Rushed Timelines, Inadequate Access to Legal Representation Impede Meaningful Opportunity to Seek Asylum Under New Asylum Processing Rule Inadequate Access to Legal Representation, Rushed Timelines Impede Meaningful Opportunity to Seek Asylum Under New Asylum Processing Rule Pretense of Protection “I’m a Prisoner Here” “Aquí Soy Un Prisionero” From our FOIA of HRIFA Reports: Over 140,000 Asylum Seekers Detained Between 2015 and 2017 Biden Administration Poised to Eliminate Critical Safeguard Amid Escalating Reports of Erroneous Credible Fear Decisions Biden Administration Move to Eliminate Requests for Reconsideration Would Endanger Asylum Seekers, Deport Them to Persecution and Torture Immigration and Customs Enforcement Records Received Through FOIA Confirm Need for Increased Oversight of Agency’s Arbitrary and Unfair Parole Decisions for Asylum Seekers “We feel safe”: As Biden administration ends the Migrant Protection Protocols, asylum seekers included in the wind down experience security, stability, and joy in new lives in the United States Failure to Protect: Biden Administration Continues Illegal Trump Policy to Block and Expel Asylum Seekers to Danger Humanitarian Disgrace Amy Coney Barrett’s Troubling Record on Asylum and Immigration A Year of Horrors: The Trump Administration’s Illegal Returns of Asylum Seekers to Danger in Mexico Human Rights Fiasco: The Trump Administration’s Dangerous Asylum Returns Continue

From Kabul to Idaho: One Man’s Journey to Become a Permanent Resident in the United States  Helping an Afghan Incarcerated in the United States Earn Asylum An Afghan Family’s Journey from Darkness to Light

Dissent in A Police State: How D.C. is Fighting Back The Long Journey to Safety Continues: America’s Unkept Promise to our Afghan Allies

Neither Shaming nor Naming:  New Data on the Confidential Visa Bans under Section 7031(c) Unpacking the U.S. Sanctions on a UN Special Rapporteur Transparency in the Leahy Laws: Who is Banned? New Series on U.S. Security Assistance and Human Rights Accountability Questions and Answers: U.S. Sanctions on the International Criminal Court What’s Different about the new ICC Sanctions? Still Appalling, Not Much Narrower Testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations: Implementation of the Global Magnitsky Laws Vladimir Kara-Murza is free from Russian prison Q & A: International Criminal Court Even in War There are Limits Explaining Targeted U.S. Sanctions under the West Bank Executive Order Shaming Without Naming Slow Progress Sanctioning Vladimir Kara-Murza’s Persecutors: Lessons and Next Steps Using Targeted Sanctions to Bring ICC Fugitives to Justice Almost There: When Will the Biden Administration Support the ICC in Ukraine? Undoing Some Damage, U.S. Commits to More Support for ICC In ICC Investigation of 2008 Russia-Georgia War Crimes: Don’t Let Justice Delayed Become Justice Denied Secret Sanctions Relief for Allegedly Corrupt Billionaire Demands Scrutiny Justice for Ukraine and the U.S. Government’s Anomalous Int’l Criminal Court Policy Targeted Sanctions on Corrupt and Abusive Russian Officials: What Civil Society is Calling For Opportunities and Challenges in the Spread of Targeted “Magnitsky” Sanctions Programs

Unlocking Potential: Joining Okta’s Nonprofit Technology Fellows

Celebrating Black History Month through the Lens of Migration 

Escaping Extremes: Climate Change’s Role in Displacement and Migration For trans migrants forced to flee their homes, the violence continues at our border

Testimony in support of the New Jersey Voting Rights Act Testimony: Protecting Elected Officials and Candidates, Executive State officers, Election Officials, and Criminal Justice Participants Against Threats and Incidents of Political Violence Red, White, & Blue Authoritarianism Public Education’s ‘Final Mission’ and the Dismantling of a Democratic Institution “Your Body, Their Choice”: gender-based violence and the authoritarian agenda Democracy at Risk: Confronting Disinformation and Voter Suppression A Proxy War: Attacks on Diversity in the Military Target American Civil Rights Recycled Bigotry: Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories Go Mainstream Anti-Trans Extremism: The Far Right’s New Strategy to Spread Hate Male Supremacy and Misogyny: Mainstreaming Extremism Through Local Government Xenophobia & Anti-Immigrant Extremism: From Fringe to Mainstream

Dubious Delistings and the Misuse of Targeted Sanctions U.S. GLOBAL MAGNITSKY AND RELATED SANCTIONS: Mid-Year Update January 1, 2025 – June 30, 2025 U.S. GLOBAL MAGNITSKY AND RELATED SANCTIONS End of Year Update 2024 U.S. Global Magnitsky and Related Sanctions Mid-Year Update Explaining Targeted U.S. Sanctions under the West Bank Executive Order It’s Time to Use Magnitsky Sanctions to Better Protect Marginalized Groups Human Rights First and our partners launch Magnitsky Month 2023 Human Rights Abuses in Bukele’s El Salvador Demand Sanctions The House of Commons of Canada Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade Hearing On “Canada’s Sanctions Regime” “Comprehensive review of the provisions and operation of the Sergei Magnitsky Law and the Special Economic Measures Act” Torture Casts a Long Shadow over 9/11 Military Commission

Risk and Response: Women Human Rights Defenders on Ukraine’s Frontline Ukraine Anniversary Briefing A Coordinated Sanctions Push Against Bahrain’s Interior Minister UK Parliament Asks For Human Rights First’s Advice on Northern Ireland Legacy Laws Women Human Rights Defenders Address Digital Violence During the 16 Days of Activism Egypt Is Prosecuting a Mother for Reporting Her Son’s Torture UN Special Rapporteur Reminds States of the Duties to Protect Climate HRDs  ATTACKING THE WATCHDOGS Why Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Institutions Remain at Risk Latvian Activist Who Helped Asylum Seekers Awaits Verdict After Multiple Delays Alaa Abdel Fattah Removed from Egypt’s “Terrorist” List But Remains Behind Bars Your Explainer on What’s Happening with Anti-Corruption Institutions in Ukraine Transparency in the Leahy Laws: Who is Banned? New Series on U.S. Security Assistance and Human Rights Accountability Why Bahraini prince must be sanctioned for human rights violations Human Rights First and our partners launch Magnitsky Month 2023 Human Rights Abuses in Bukele’s El Salvador Demand Sanctions

Remarks by Human Rights First President and CEO Uzra Zeya at 6th Geneva Forum 2026 Uzra Zeya’s Remarks at UN Association for the National Capital Area Annual Human Rights Awards, December 10, 2025 Uzra Zeya’s Remarks at Bridging the Hong Kong Sanctions Gap: UK House of Commons President & CEO Remarks: 2025 Awards Celebration “Defending U.S. Diplomacy from Insider Attacks”: CEO Uzra Zeya Speaks at a rally for State Department public servants