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A Picture of Global Complicity: Aiding Myanmar’s Military Regime
Sanctions have done little to dent Myanmar's ability to manufacture and procure weapons despite being heavily sanctioned.
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Washington Should Help Iranians Achieve a Democratic Iran
If the Biden administration wants to resurrect a nuclear deal, it should help Iranians achieve their dream of a democratic Iran.
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Doing Washington’s Bidding: Australia’s Treatment of Daniel Duggan
Australian citizen Daniel Duggan is currently awaiting extradition to the United States for training Chinese pilots and is being held in 'degrading' Australian prison conditions.
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Dark Days for Human Rights Activists in India
Narendra Modi's government has all but declared war on human rights activists in India.
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India’s Brutal Siege of Kashmir is Self-Defeating
India isn't helping itself with its brutal policies in Kashmir.
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Uganda Just Passed Another Horrific anti-Gay Bill
The U.S. needs a thoughtful response to Uganda's lastest anti-gay push.
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How a Peanut Farmer from Georgia Made Human Rights Matter
Jimmy Carter certainly had a number of failures as president, but his impact on making human rights matter should never be discounted.
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America Still Has a Child Marriage Problem
Child marriages aren't just the scourge of third-world countries.
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America’s Afghan Withdrawal is Marked by Agony and Consequences
Taj Muhammad is like countless other Afghans. He and his family had to flee to neighboring Pakistan when the Taliban took over in 2021.
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Blood, Golf and Saudi Arabia: The LIV Tournament in Adelaide
One would have been hard pressed to hear talk of human rights, or for that matter, Jamal Khashoggi, at the recently concluded LIV Tournament in Adelaide.
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Open Letter Calls for Accountability in Iran
Former world leaders are calling for accountability in Iran.
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Modi in Australia: Down Under Bliss for Hindutva
Under Narendra Modi, India has become less than safe to be a protestor, activist, or a critical scribbler. Being any of those might get you killed.
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India Should Embrace its Queerness and Legalize Gay Marriage
Because India has a rich queer history it should have legalized gay marriage long ago.
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What Did Iran’s Raisi Accomplish with his Latin American Tour?
Here's what Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi accomplished with his recent visits to Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.
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Beijing and Washington are at a Fork in the Road
The United States and China can gain more from cooperation than from competition.
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The Saudi Football Seizure
Having ruthlessly conquered golf, Saudi Arabia has moved on to football. To do that, Mohammed bin Salman is throwing bundles of cash at morally bankrupt players like Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Cruel Arrangements: The UK-Rwanda Refugee Deal Falters
Despite an appalling human rights record, Home Secretary Suella Braverman still thinks Rwanda is a perfectly reasonable place to dump asylum seekers trying to reach the United Kingdom.
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Yellen’s China Trip is a Necessary Step in the Right Direction
It is crucial for both Washington and Beijing to approach their differences with a willingness to listen, find common ground, and seek win-win outcomes.
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Hindutva Goes to Washington: Narendra Modi’s U.S. Visit
Narendra Modi isn't the sort of ally you want but Washington is stuck with him and he knows it.
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American Patriotism Must Come from Beyond Our Borders
In our polarized society, dissidents still champion traditional American ideals.
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