Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court granted the government’s request to stay the district court’s order in NTPSA v. Noem, a case challenging DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s wrongful termination of Temporary ...

By Brian Dooley Who won the election in Poland? No-one, yet. Only three of the candidates got double figures, and none the required 50% needed, so the top two — Rafal Trzaskowski, who won 31.3%, and ...

Ellie Conover, Communications Intern This guest post does not necessarily reflect the views or expertise of Human Rights ...

Maya Autorino, Communications Intern This guest post does not necessarily reflect the views or expertise of Human Rights First. In a troubling escalation of digital surveillance last month, a French ...

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in CASA v. Trump, a case challenging President Trump’s illegal Birthright Citizenship Executive Order. If the Executive Order is allowed to go into effect, the ...

This guest post does not necessarily reflect the views or expertise of Human Rights First. It is part of a partnership between UCLA Law and Human Rights First, where UCLA Law students use the ...

In response to today’s Senate vote that would—if passed—have obligated the State Department to report on El Salvador’s human rights record, Human Rights First’s President and CEO Uzra Zeya said the ...

Following the Trump administration’s May 12 termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghans, its prior resettlement freeze, and the Pakistani government’s escalating expulsions of Afghans ...

Executive Summary Afghans who previously fled their country are in danger of forced return to Taliban persecution due to the Government of Pakistan’s mass expulsions and the Trump administration’s ...

On May 5th, Human Rights First filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on behalf of the International Criminal Court (ICC) trial attorney and U.S. Army veteran, Eric Iverson. The lawsuit ...