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‘Dad, I’m in Taiz’: A missing boy’s call from Yemen’s front lines
A 14-year-old who disappeared while buying groceries resurfaced 40 days later, telling his father he had joined the Houthis, as families across Yemen describe similar disappearances.
Syrian university restriction on female enrollment deepens concerns over women’s rights
Hezbollah’s use of cluster munitions against Israel may be war crime, HRW says in rare condemnation
New Turkish law allows children to be sentenced to life in prison outrages human rights groups
Israel is 'on rampage' against human rights, new HRW chief says
A planned overhaul of the judiciary by Israel's religious-nationalist government would be "a disaster" for human rights, HRW Executive Director Tirana Hassan said.
UAE arbitrarily detaining over 2000 Afghan evacuees - Human Rights Watch
Although the UAE has resettled the vast majority of the Afghan refugees they have sheltered, Human Rights Watch is charging the Gulf nation with arbitrarily detaining as many as 2700 for over a year.
Bahrain cancels Human Rights Watch parliament conference visas
Rights groups, including HRW, have criticized Bahrain for holding international events as a way of distracting from repression of political opposition
UN should follow up on China 'crimes against humanity' - report
Previous bids for China to face a UN debate have failed.
Harvard University has capitulated to antisemitism - opinion
Harvard has not only exposed its cowardice. It has also contributed to the growth of systemic antisemitism on its campus and campuses across the US.
Ukraine: Russia sending civilians through landmine fields to find safe routes
Russian forces reportedly send civilians into Ukrainian minefields to find safe routes to Ukrainian positions. * This comes as Human Rights Watch condemned Ukraine's landmine use.
Human Rights Watch urges Ukraine to investigate landmine use accusations
Ukraine could be in violation of international humanitarian law if they are found to have been using rocket-fired antipersonnel landmines against Russia.
Harvard offers fellowship to Israel critic Ken Roth after controversy
Harvard initially vetoed the decision to offer Roth the fellowship, allegedly because of Roth’s 'anti-Israel bias.'
Ex-HRW head Ken Roth denied Harvard fellowship due to 'anti-Israel bias' - report
During Roth's tenure as the head of HRW, the watchdog NGO was often criticized for its statements and publications against Israel, including accusing the Jewish state of apartheid.
Apartheid slander is latest verbal weapon against Israel - opinion
Two reports, one by Amnesty International and the other by Human Rights Watch add to the slander accusing Israel of apartheid.
