Africa | Thomas Mättig The Global North's approach to LGBTI rights in Africa doesn't work LGBTI people are discriminated against in many African countries. But pressure from the North only makes things worse
Asia India’s lockdown politics In India, the right-wing establishment uses Covid-19 to further its divisive agenda against minorities and the marginalised By Mihir S Sharma
Europe The corona crisis doesn't justify suspending human rights The coronavirus could spread to overcrowded, unsanitary refugee camps — and the EU can no longer look away By Isabel Santos and Bettina Vollath and Dietmar Köster
Asia A new feminism is emerging in Asia How Asian activists are fighting successfully for a more inclusive and effective feminist movement By Aliya Hashmi Khan and Lea Goelnitz
Interviews 'Ensure that our consumption respects human rights' The EU wants to ensure that importers of conflict minerals uphold human rights. Bernd Lange MEP on the new regulation
Europe Can the EU create a powerful sanctions regime? An EU version of the Magnitsky Act would be a demonstration of global leadership against human rights abuses By Loraine Rickard-Martin and Jedrzej Nowe
Europe Walking headlong into disaster The EU failed to learn from the crisis of 2015 – and is now paying the price. Its refugee policy is even worse than back then By Petra Bendel
Global A great equaliser The coronavirus is reminding some of the world’s privileged what it is like to experience daily stigmas By Branko Milanović
Europe The EU's lopsided ‘solidarity’ By denying human rights to refugees, the EU has outscored both Greece and Turkey in a competition of anti-humanitarianism By Dimitris Christopoulos
Europe 'He shouldn't be extradited' Whistleblowers must be protected and Julian Assange freed, argues German Social Democratic MP Frank Schwabe By Frank Schwabe
Global Quarantine VIII Romania, Pakistan and Bolivia have to fight against the pandemic and its devastating social consequences at the same time
The authoritarian temptation In the shadow of the coronavirus, democratic principles are thrown overboard in Latin America
'The real division is between democracy and oligarchy' Former US Secretary of Labor Robert Reich on the methods of the big corporations, citizens' anger and how to beat Trump
