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Nine months into the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Syria’s public health conditions continue to worsen by the day. The Syrian government has been…

In response to yesterday’s insurrection, where a mob breached the barriers and safety of the U.S. Capitol, Donna McKay, executive director of Physicians for…

Every year on International Human Rights Day, I sit down at my desk and take out my copy of the Universal Declaration of Human…

Originally published on Citizen Digital On December 10, the High Court in Nairobi is scheduled to finally deliver a decision on Petition 122 of…

This report examines factors contributing to the health system decline in Daraa since 2018, when the area was retaken by the Syrian government.

Originally published by Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI). Also available in French and Spanish. Researchers often grapple with a major challenge when researching sexual…

Originally published on Devex, November 25, 2020. While infectious diseases – measles, flu, polio, tuberculosis, severe acute respiratory syndrome, malaria, Ebola, HIV/AIDS, COVID-19 – have swept…

The toll of the COVID-19 pandemic has spread to nearly every country on earth. But in countries where populations are already subject to, or…

With COVID-19 cases rising across the world, there is a tremendous sense of urgency to develop, test, and approve a variety of therapeutic and…

A Physicians for Human Rights investigation conducted in Portland, OR in July 2020 examined use of force by police officers and federal agents in…

Executive Summary In August 2017, the armed forces of Myanmar (Tatmadaw) unleashed a campaign of widespread and systematic attacks on the country’s Rohingya communities,…

After George Floyd’s killing, captured on video and shown widely across the United States and around the world, millions of people took to the…