Commenting on an alarming case of a Uigher family who was detained by Chinese Police after seeking help at Beijing's Belgian Embassy, HRI Co-Faculty Director Sarah Cleveland notes that under International Law, governments are not obligated to send…
Time Magazine names Yemeni human rights activist Radhya Al-Mutawakel, Co-Founder of Mwatana Organization for Human Rights and former HRI Practitioner-in-Residence, among 100 Most Influential People
U.S. Secretary of State launched the Trump administration’s new “Commission on Unalienable Rights.” The commission is more likely to promote an anti-rights agenda, warns article co-authored by HRI Co-Faculty Director Sarah Knuckey.
“It is difficult to keep up with all that the new administration is doing that threatens human rights,” New Yorker article quotes Human Rights Law Review's "Trump Human Rights Tracker," which provides regular updates on the Administration’s actions.
The State Department’s new commission [on unalienable rights] represents a right-wing attack on America’s human rights traditions, warn HRI Faculty Co-Director Sarah Knuckey, and co-authors Margaret Sattherwaite and Jayne Huckerby.
Since 1999, the U.S. government has published data on foreign military units it has trained. Today, the Security Force Monitor released a new version of this data, and a simple tool with which to search it.
