The Human Rights Watch Voices for Justice Annual Dinner is an opportunity to come together, hear about Human Rights Watch's work, and add your voice to the millions of others standing up for human ...

Join us for our Voices for Justice Dinner Celebration on March 10, 2025 at New World Symphony and become part of our global community dedicated to protecting and defending human rights.

Voices for Justice is an opportunity to come together, hear about our work, and add your voice to the millions of others defending human rights for all.

Human Rights Watch considers international justice—accountability through fair trials for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity—to be an essential element of building respect for ...

People forced to retire at 60 are only entitled to an unemployment benefit for up to 270 days. However, they may wait up to ...

The upcoming review of Vietnam’s record on civil and political rights at the UN Human Rights Committee represents a key ...

Human Rights Watch welcomes Angola’s engagement with the UPR process and its acceptance of a significant number of ...

Governments participating in the 29th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) should fulfill their human rights obligations.

But giving into these demands would undermine the rights of women, girls, and LGBT people around the world. That said, we have to be optimistic about the power of people’s voices.

Najla Nassif Palma has three key priorities in advancing the rights of the victims: voice, assistance, and justice. More: Read the full article on the UN Today website.

Join us on the evening of May 20, 2025 for our Voices for Justice Dinner and become part of our global community dedicated to protecting and defending human rights. Human Rights Watch’s Voices ...