By The Human Rights Watch
Critiques Florida’s inadequate support for doula care under Medicaid, despite its proven benefits to maternal health and equity.
The Human Rights Watch, October 16, 2024, 62 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Critiques Florida’s inadequate support for doula care under Medicaid, despite its proven benefits to maternal health and equity.
The Human Rights Watch, October 16, 2024, 62 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Explores the use and impact of incendiary weapons in conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, Ukraine, and Syria, calling for international regulation.
The Human Rights Watch, November 7, 2024, 28 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Examines Israeli displacement of 1.9 million Palestinians in Gaza, destruction of homes, and violations of international law.
The Human Rights Watch, November 14, 2024, 154 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Investigates the Saudi public investment fund and its use to consolidate economic and political power under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The Human Rights Watch, November 20, 2024, 95 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Describes how Canada’s immigration system undermines the rights of detainees with disabilities through overreliance on appointed representatives.
The Human Rights Watch, December 3, 2024, 40 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
Analyzes Ukraine’s anti-collaboration laws, which criminalize civilians providing services under Russian occupation, risking unjust prosecution.
The Human Rights Watch, December 5, 2024, 48 pp.
By The Human Rights Watch
The 135-page report finds that the U.S. government's family separation policy led to enforced disappearances and may have constituted torture, with little accountability for those responsible.
Human Rights Watch, December 16, 2024, 135p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 179-page report accuses Israeli authorities of intentionally depriving Palestinians in Gaza of access to safe water, constituting acts of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Human Rights Watch, December 19, 2024, 179p.
By The Human Rights Watch
The 50-page report offers recommendations for systemic reform in Bangladesh's security sector following the ousting of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, emphasizing the need for legal detention practices and political neutrality.
Human Rights Watch, January 27, 2025, 50p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 50-page report finds that Israeli military actions have severely impacted pregnant women in Gaza, including attacks on medical facilities and restrictions on humanitarian aid.
Human Rights Watch, January 28, 2025, 50p.
The report documents how systemic neglect and lack of investment in healthcare contribute to high cervical cancer mortality rates among Black women in the Mississippi Delta.
Human Rights Watch, January 29, 2025, n.p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 133-page report finds that the U.S. government permitted lithium mining projects without obtaining the free, prior, and informed consent of Indigenous communities, violating their rights.
Human Rights Watch, February 6, 2025, 133p.
By The Human Rights Watch
The 61-page report reveals how prosecutorial discretion in New Jersey leads to children being tried as adults, resulting in harsh sentences and racial disparities.
Human Rights Watch, February 11, 2025, 61p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 85-page report highlights the barriers faced by girls who are survivors of sexual violence in accessing health care, education, social security, and justice in Guatemala.
Human Rights Watch, February 18, 2025, 85p.
By The Human Rights Watch
The 178-page report examines the systemic failures in Mexico's criminal justice system, where the majority of homicides go unpunished, affecting both victims and the accused.
Human Rights Watch, February 19, 2025, 178p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 67-page report documents the Zambian government's failure to enforce environmental laws, leading to children's exposure to hazardous lead waste from mining activities.
Human Rights Watch, March 5, 2025, 67p.
By The Human Rights Watch
The 66-page report examines the relocation of the Walande community due to climate change, highlighting the lack of adequate government and international assistance and ongoing threats to their rights.
Human Rights Watch, March 17, 2025, 66p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 63-page report details how Central Asian migrants in Russia face ethnic profiling, arbitrary arrests, and harassment by police and nationalist groups, along with abusive administrative restrictions.
Human Rights Watch, March 17, 2025, 63p.
By The Human Rights WatchThe 81-page report documents increasing poverty and the failure of Germany's social security system to ensure an adequate standard of living, particularly affecting single mothers and older women living alone on low incomes.
Human Rights Watch, March 24, 2025, 81p.
By The Human Rights Watch
This 86-page report describes how authorities in Western Australia have been quick to remove children from Aboriginal mothers fleeing domestic violence and from Aboriginal parents without adequate housing, rather than providing appropriate services to address these issues.
Human Rights Watch, March 26, 2025, 86p.