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Russia Seeks Extremist Label for Nobel Laureate Memorial as Supreme Court Review Nears

A ruling could criminalize contact with the Nobel-winning group.

Ukraine Journalists’ Union Says 147 Media Workers Killed, 28 Held Captive

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Amnesty Warns of Immediate Rights Risks at U.S. 2026 World Cup Under Trump

Iran Executes Another Protester as Wartime Death Sentences Accelerate

Cuba Begins Releasing 2,010 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon

Cuba Begins Releasing 2,010 Prisoners in Holy Week Pardon

HRW Says Burkina Faso Forces Have Killed More Civilians Than Jihadists Since 2023

Zelensky Moves to Formalize Mejlis, Expands Crimean Tatar Representation

European Parliament Backs Non-EU 'Return Hubs' Plan, Opening Talks on Final Law

Yale Analysis Points to Deliberate Strike on Darfur Hospital

Vietnam Arrests Journalist Le Anh Hung on Anti-State Charge

Atlanta Releases World Cup Human Rights Plan as Coalition Presses for Stronger Safeguards

European Parliament Panel Backs Tougher Migration Plan With Offshore ‘Return Hubs’

UN Warns Taliban Decree Expands Executions and Criminalizes Dissent

Spain Designates Franco-Era Tefía Camp as First LGTBIQ+ Place of Memory

Family of UN Rights Expert Francesca Albanese Sues U.S. Over Sanctions

Rosa Icela Rodríguez Meets Attorney General Ernestina Godoy to Bolster Victims’ Care and Access to Justice

Iran’s Crackdown Deepens as HRW Details Torture and Disappearances

Venezuela Frees 11 Military Cadets Jailed Over 'Call of Duty' Screens as Amnesty Takes Hold

Venezuela Begins Work to Recast El Helicoide as Community Hub