Human Rights Watch reiterates its regrets that the European Union continues to hold its human rights dialogue with China, given that no guarantees or improvements have been secured over its past ...

A new scathing report by the group Human Rights Watch is calling three Florida immigration detention centers degrading and ...

Mr. President, Human Rights Watch thanks the Special Rapporteur for his oral update and vital work to shine a spotlight on ongoing human rights violations in Burundi – one of the world’s most ...

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Human Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide the following comments on the “[Draft] Policy on Cyber-enabled Crimes under the Rome Statute (March 2025)” (hereafter “draft policy ...

Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday arbitrary detention was being used to eliminate dissent in Tunisia and called on its government to halt the crackdown and free all detainees, amid a trial of ...

Human Rights Watch respectfully writes to present our concerns regarding one specific provision in the Swedish government's proposed legislation (prop. 2024/25:124) - namely, the proposed ...

Human Rights Watch recently documented that the Vietnamese authorities are increasingly using a vague, overbroad, and abusive provision of the penal code, article 331, which prohibits the “abuse ...