Statements Human Rights Now Statement Following the Coup d’État in Myanmar February 2, 2021 Myanmar, Accountability for gross human rights violations, Civil and Political Rights
Statements HRN Submits Written Statement for the Human Rights Council’s 46th Session: “Japan’s Proposed Legislation Regarding COVID-19 Measures Must Respect Human Rights and Include Safeguards and a Guarantee of Due Process” February 1, 2021 Japan, Civil and Political Rights, UN Activity
Statements HRN and SOS Release Joint Statement on the Human Rights Situation in Hong Kong since the National Security Law’s Enactment November 30, 2020 Civil and Political Rights, Hong Kong
Statements HRN Releases a Statement, “The Refusal to Appoint Members of the Science Council of Japan is an Unacceptable Violation of International Human Rights Law” October 6, 2020 Japan, Civil and Political Rights, Freedom of Speech
Statements HRN Releases a Statement, “United States Authorities Must Listen to the Demands of Protestors and End Unjustified Police Violence Against Black Americans” June 12, 2020 USA, Civil and Political Rights, Criminal justice / arbitrary detention and torture, Defenders Democratic Space
Statements HRN Releases a Statement on Hong Kong: “The Government of China Cannot Pass National Security Legislation for Hong Kong Violating the Basic Law and Fundamental Human Rights” June 8, 2020 China, Civil and Political Rights, Defenders Democratic Space, Human Rights Defenders / independence of judiciary
Reports HRN Submits Joint Report with ‘Sounds of the Silenced’ to the UN Human Rights Committee on Police Abuses in Hong Kong April 23, 2020 China, Civil and Political Rights, Criminal justice / arbitrary detention and torture, Hong Kong, UN Activity
Statements HRN Releases Statement Condemning the Hong Kong Government’s Use of the Emergency Law October 7, 2019 China, Civil and Political Rights, Defenders Democratic Space, Hong Kong, Human Rights Defenders / independence of judiciary
Statements HRN Releases Statement Protesting the Police Use of Excessive Force in Hong Kong June 14, 2019 Civil and Political Rights, Defenders Democratic Space, Freedom of assembly, Hong Kong
