The Global Outrage Machine Skips the Uyghurs

China grandstands about Gaza while repressing a Muslim community within its own borders. Hardly anyone seems to notice.

Saudi executions double in 2024 as more women and foreigners put to death

Rights groups say international leaders’ silence on Riyadh’s rights record behind surge.

Why Are We Ignoring Human Rights Criticism of Israel?

Major international organizations condemn Israel’s conduct in Gaza—and they’re not getting enough attention.

Syria’s “Human Debris”

The new government’s greatest challenge may be rebuilding a just society in the aftermath of barbaric state violence.

Catholic priest gunned down in Nigeria day after Christmas

In yet another case of worsening insecurity in Nigeria, a Catholic priest in Anambra State has been shot dead.

Lebanon approves extradition of Egyptian activist al-Qaradawi to UAE

Amnesty International warns that al-Qaradawi could be at risk of human rights violations if extradited to the UAE.

Awards success of cartel boss musical Emilia Pérez prompts outrage in Mexico

The film about Mexico has just one main actor who is Mexican, and Mexicans say it’s heavy with stereotypes and treats violence with frivolity.

Do Russian media operating in Latvia make any difference?

The editorial offices of Russian independent media have been working in Rīga for more than two years, reporting on the war in Ukraine from a perspective that would put them in prison in Russia.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, French far-right leader, dies aged 96

Former paratrooper led National Front party for decades and courted controversy, being repeatedly fined for contesting crimes against humanity.