Many human rights communities feel skeptical about emerging technology. This caution is grounded in a commitment to leveling inequality, protecting personal privacy, and placing human thriving over ...

What the Inter-American Court’s recent advisory opinion tells us about the past, present, and future of climate change policy and litigation ...

When national governments threaten human rights, localized movements provide a powerful means of resistance. Bleak as things appear, it is important to remember that localized transnational movements ...

AI can either widen inequalities or become a tool for social good. The non-profit world must get closer to new technologies, taking advantage of the benefits while carefully evaluating all the risks.

Border technologies heighten the historical violence of colonialism and imperialism while failing to address the root causes of forced migration.

No longer science fiction, technologies enabling communication with nonhuman animals now offer a host of opportunities — and a panoply of risks. Guardrails could help ensure responsible development.

Grassroots efforts and international bodies have played a role in Thailand’s landmark approval of same-sex marriage, opening the door for further LGBTQIA+ advocacy throughout the region.

Human rights education and rights-based approaches to learning can help cultivate transformative agency for both teachers and students and contribute to securing human rights for all.

Legal recognition of the link between human wellbeing and the welfare of the natural world is a fairly recent development, and one that has spread rapidly. In the last few decades, a substantial ...

Victims of human rights abuses and their advocates are using innovative legal methods to hold economic actors accountable for their role in rights violations. The transitional justice (TJ) field has ...

In the face of multiple crises, civil society organizations are calling on states and the international community to invest in the long-term well-being of the people of the Sahel.

People with lived experiences of migration must be at the center of efforts to address the growing impact of border technologies.