The Business of Selling Equatorial Guinea to Investors

The Brics Have a Chance to Succeed Where the World Bank Has Failed

The New Brics Bank is an Opportunity to Learn Lessons and Ensure Every Infrastructure Project Protects Human Rights

Equatorial Guinea: Halt Prisoner Torture

President Obama Should Press President Obiang to Cease Abuses

US: Surveillance Reform Advances in the Senate

Bill Would Be a First Step to Address Rights Concerns

World Bank: Reject Plan to Roll Back Safeguards

Plan Risks Harm to Communities Affected by Development

Dispatches: How the BRICS Can Run a Rights-Respecting Development Bank

Equatorial Guinea: Release Seriously Ill Prisoner

Italian Citizen Targeted for Insider Knowledge of President’s Son

World Bank: Falling Short on Rights

2 Years on, Tackling Discrimination but Quiet on Crackdowns

World Bank: Human Rights Status Report and Action Plan

Dispatches: A Treaty to End Corporate Abuses?

Saudi Arabia: Malicious Spyware App Identified

Software from Company That Sells Only to Governments

The World Bank’s Dam Dilemma in Tajikistan

As it considers whether to back a controversial dam in Tajikistan, the World Bank needs to revisit its criteria for funding projects that displace people from their homes.

Equatorial Guinea: World Leaders Should Press on Rights

First Visit by United Nations Head, Spain’s Prime Minister

Tajikistan: Dam Resettlement Undermines Livelihoods

Government, Donors Should Enhance Access to Food, Water, Education