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Human Rights

A soccer ball lies on a green grass field.

December 14, 2021

Opinion: Undercover Investigation Reveals Abusive of Migrant Workers at Qatar World Cup Sites

Qatar will host the FIFA World Cup next year, but thousands of workers have already died and face brutal conditions to make it happen.

By Paras Shah

A steel bowl contains roasted cocoa beans, the main ingredient in chocolate.

November 5, 2021

The Chocolate You Buy Keeps Farmers in Poverty, Expert Says

(WASHINGTON) — The cocoa beans in the chocolate you eat likely come from farmers facing desperate poverty and unfair labor […]

By Paras Shah

Rosenthal sitting with a group of Wayuu community members. Rosenthal is wearing a blue shirt and jeans and a number of people listen to her speak. Above her, the sky is overcast.

October 13, 2021

Human Rights Watch Report Showcases Advocacy Journalism in Action

In August 2020, Hilary Rosenthal published a Human Rights Watch report and a multimedia piece that documented how the Wayuu, […]

By Paras Shah

November 18, 2020

The Human Rights Activist Known As Afghanistan’s ‘Mother’

In conversation with Laila Haidari, an Afghan human rights activist, social entrepreneur, and founder of Camp-e Mather, or Mother Camp, the only private drug rehabilitation center in Kabul.

By Robyn Huang

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