A Civil Rights Legacy
The brother of Andrew Goodman, one of the slain activists in Mississippi in 1964, asks us to “fulfill the dream of a just democratic process for all.”
A Civil Rights Legacy
The brother of Andrew Goodman, one of the slain activists in Mississippi in 1964, asks us to “fulfill the dream of a just democratic process for all.”
Make Stonewall America’s first gay rights monument
Ireland Abortion Ban Violated Woman’s Human Rights, U.N. Panel Says
The case centered on a Dublin woman who traveled abroad to terminate her pregnancy after being told her fetus had severe congenital defects.
How Bathroom Rights for Transgender Americans Refueled the Culture War
As a campaign to sway the Obama administration gained ground for transgender rights, resistance was escalating in state legislatures and school districts.
In Italy and Germany, Victories for Gay Rights
Italy will allow same-sex civil unions and Germany will clear the records of men convicted decades ago under anti-gay laws, but injustices remain.
R.B.S. Will Not Face Charges Over Rights Issue in 2008
Scottish prosecutors said there was “insufficient evidence” to pursue senior figures at the bank over the raising of about $ 17 billion just before its rescue.
Pakistani Rights Activist Is Shot and Killed in Karachi
Khurram Zaki, a blogger, campaigned against both religious extremism and the head cleric of a radical mosque.
Gunmen Kill Rights Activist in Pakistan
A Pakistani police officer says gunmen riding motorcycles have shot and killed a rights activist and wounded two other people in southern port city of Karachi.
Daily Report: A Vote on Driver Labor Rights
Seattle is expected to vote Monday on whether on-demand drivers have the right to collectively negotiate on pay and working conditions.
Ted Cruz to Discuss Gun Rights at Iowa Shooting Range
Against the backdrop of another national mass shooting, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas plans to appear on Friday at CrossRoads Shooting Sports in Johnston, Iowa, to highlight the formation of the campaign’s “Second Amendment Coalition,” to which more than 24,000 people have signed on.