June 14, 2018BY: James Ron & José Kaire & Archana Pandya & Andrea Martínez Español
Modest investments into local fundraising capacity could transform the global human rights community ...
June 12, 2018BY: Steven L. B. Jensen Français | Español
An expanding range of literature examines the effectiveness of national human rights institutions, and ...
June 6, 2018BY: Ronald R. Krebs & James Ron
A new law in Israel seeks to stigmatize NGOs that receive foreign funding—but evidence suggests that ...
May 31, 2018BY: Gulika Reddy
Donors, organizations and staff in the peacebuilding and human rights fields need to talk about the ...
May 29, 2018BY: Ignacio Saiz Español
The challenges that economic inequality poses for human rights are not the death knell for the movement ...
May 24, 2018BY: PeiYao Chen & Natalia Karbowska Español | Français | العربية | Русский | Українська
A new measurement tool helps social movement actors identify where they are progressing and where they ...
May 22, 2018BY: Mona Younis العربية | Español
International human rights NGOs are increasingly locating staff and offices in the global South. A recent ...
May 17, 2018BY: Matthew Fenech Español | Français
Algorithms have long aided decision-making, but as artificial intelligence gains greater autonomy, businesses ...
May 17, 2018BY: Emre Eren Korkmaz Türkçe | Español | Français
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming business models, but labor rights and other human rights ...
May 16, 2018BY: Dunstan Allison-Hope & Mark Hodge Español | Français | 日本語
Artificial intelligence is disrupting how we live, work, do business, and govern—but what mechanisms ...
May 16, 2018BY: Afsaneh Rigot العربية | فارسی
Repressive states are manipulating dating apps to find and target LGBTQ individuals, and app companies ...
May 16, 2018BY: Phil Bloomer & Christen Dobson Español | Deutsch
Technology has the power to free us from drudgery or to decimate livelihoods, and the choices that governments ...
May 16, 2018BY: Peter Micek العربية
Mega events like the Olympics and the World Cup are bringing digital rights concerns under increased ...
May 10, 2018BY: Ana María Hernández Cárdenas & Nallely Guadalupe Tello Méndez Español
Self-care and collective care do not erase the stress and tensions of everyday life, but using these ...
May 9, 2018BY: Paul Nelson & Ellen Dorsey Español | Français
The connection between human rights and development is hardly new, but even though human rights NGOs ...
May 8, 2018BY: Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah & Mandeep Tiwana Español | Português
To reclaim civic space, there are three key drivers that organizations must focus on, and three critical ...
May 3, 2018BY: Rajshri Sen Español
Getting traction and funding for women’s rights in India can be difficult, but partnering with innovative ...
May 2, 2018BY: Nadejda Dermendjieva & Gergana Kutseva Español
In Bulgaria, women’s rights, feminism, and LGBTQ rights are inflammatory topics, and one women’s fund ...
May 1, 2018BY: Daniel Krcmaric Español | Français
The advance of international justice means that the “golden parachute” of exile is no longer an easy ...
April 25, 2018BY: Kate Donald & Silke Staab Français | Español
In a challenging global context for equality and women’s rights, a new UN Women report illustrates how ...
April 24, 2018BY: Benjamin Mason Meier & Lawrence O. Gostin
Given the dramatic development of human rights under international law and the proliferation of global ...
April 23, 2018BY: Sukti Dhital Español
Legal empowerment offers promising new methods to improve access to justice and build legal systems ...
April 19, 2018BY: Matheus Hernandez
The same mandate that makes the work of the High Commissioner a nearly impossible task, also gives the ...
April 18, 2018BY: Geoff Dancy
Worldwide, guns are used far more often to violate, rather than defend, the human right to life. The ...
April 17, 2018BY: Ted Piccone Español | 简体中文 | العربية | Français
The dangers of a growing global divergence on human rights, with the rise of authoritarian powers, might ...
April 12, 2018BY: Ravindran Daniel Español
The last decade has seen major developments in recognizing palliative care and pain treatment as a human ...
April 10, 2018BY: Paul Seils Español
The transitional justice toolkit was developed for circumstances unlike most of today’s violent conflicts. ...
April 5, 2018BY: Daniel Cerqueira & Alexandra Montgomery Español | العربية | Français
To ensure justice for victims of corporate human rights abuse, transnational companies who evade accountability ...
April 3, 2018BY: Anne-Marie Brook & K. Chad Clay & Susan Randolph
The launch of the Human Rights Measurement Initiative dataset promises to provide comprehensive overviews ...
March 29, 2018BY: Gillian Caldwell Español | Français
By its very nature, standing up to corruption and corporate power means looking at the link between ...
March 27, 2018BY: Pratima Gurung Español
Groups in Nepal working at the intersections of different issues such as indigenous women with disabilities, ...
March 22, 2018BY: Shayna Plaut Español | Français | العربية | Deutsch
As human rights educators, fostering more effective learning and advocacy is often more about how we ...
March 20, 2018BY: Caroline Kiarie-Kimondo
Mismanagement of timber resources and illegal logging are exacerbating South Sudan’s conflict and destroying ...
March 15, 2018BY: Tereza M. Szeghi Español
American Indians are actively resisting Trump’s efforts and working to achieve their civil and human ...
March 13, 2018BY: Camila Bustos Español
A new lawsuit in Colombia involving young plaintiffs seeks to protect their rights to life and health ...
March 8, 2018BY: Sarah Dávila-Ruhaak Français | Español
When sexual harassment is reframed as gender-based violence and a human rights violation, rather than ...
March 7, 2018BY: Sarah Knuckey & Su Anne Lee Español
Educators and managers can play an important role in building the next generation of resilient human ...
March 6, 2018BY: Salvador Santino F. Regilme, Jr.
During transnational security crises, aid recipient governments use foreign aid to increase domestic ...
March 1, 2018BY: Collins Liko Español
Cartels in Kenya are controlling public resources and access to information, but community mobilization ...
February 28, 2018BY: Karen Naimer Español | Français
DNA technology in sexual violence cases can strengthen investigations and prosecutions, but training ...
February 27, 2018BY: Marc Limon
Perhaps the role of High Commissioner for Human Rights is not do-able after all. Would splitting the ...
February 22, 2018BY: Maria Bobenrieth Français | Español
In these turbulent times, business as usual is no longer an option for women’s rights organizations, ...
February 20, 2018BY: Urantsooj Gombosuren & Marte Hellema Español
In the volatility in Asia's human rights situations, can rights defenders and organizations stay globally ...
February 15, 2018BY: Marcy Darnovsky & Leah Lowthorp & Katie Hasson 简体中文 | Русский | Español
The prohibition on reproductive gene editing to enhance human capabilities is weakening in the face ...
February 13, 2018BY: Anna Koob & Sarah Tansey Français | Español
Trends analysis allows human rights activists to see where human rights funding is going, and where ...
February 8, 2018BY: David Petrasek Español | Français
The early departure—yet again—of a UN High Commissioner for Human Rights suggests it’s time to re-think ...
February 6, 2018BY: Devandy Ario Putro Bahasa
Indonesia used to have a reputation of tolerance, but inflammatory rhetoric from politicians has led ...
February 1, 2018BY: Marcos A. Orellana Español | Français
Global recognition of the right to a healthy environment is long overdue. There are opportunities emerging ...
