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Committee for Justice (CFJ) Human Rights Fellowship 2026 in Nairobi: Paid 6 -Month Opportunity for Young Human Rights Professionals
The Committee for Justice (CFJ) is inviting applications for its Human Rights Fellowship 2026, offering young professionals an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in human
AI is Infringing on Your Civil Rights. Here’s How We Can Stop That
Searching for an apartment online, applying for a loan, going through airport security, or looking up a question on a search engine – you might
Black Americans face a new fight for racial representation after justices’ Voting Rights Act ruling
JACKSON, Miss. – At 16, Edward Blackmon Jr. was arrested during a protest for voting rights in his Mississippi hometown. He was loaded with schoolmates
Marking International Justice Day | Human Rights Watch
On July 17, 1998, countries around the world adopted the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC), a day now recognized as International Justice
Amnesty International calls for stronger support for Africa’s human rights court
As the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights marks its 20th anniversary, Amnesty International has urged African Union (AU) member states to strengthen political,
Civil rights leaders announce ‘March on Washington’ to defend voting rights
CHICAGO — Civil rights leaders announced plans for a Washington march to defend voting rights, saying Tuesday that recent court decisions have weakened key federal
Judge tosses civil rights lawsuit over fatal police shooting of mentally ill Upper St. Clair man
Lawyers for the family of a mentally ill man killed by police in Upper St. Clair in 2024 are pursuing their excessive-force claims with a
As 62nd Human Rights Council closes, WCC supports climate safety, global health
The Human Rights Council, established by the UN General Assembly resolution in 2006, commemorated its 20th anniversary this year. The 62nd session During the 62nd
Human rights activist Naâma Asfari is starving for justice, and the world is looking away
Fifteen years of arbitrary detention. Two UN bodies vindicating him. A man starving himself because every other peaceful avenue has been closed, writes Kamal Fadel.
Civil Rights Organizations Issue Joint Statement on the Los Angeles Immigration Protest
WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 9, 2025) – – Leaders of eight legacy civil rights organizations today issued the following joint statement in response to the current administration’s