Tomasz P. Malinowski: “The alternative would be far less cooperation in shaping the rules of trade, including rules that protect labor rights…”

I think one of the most important things that we can do for human rights in North Korea is to send a message inside the system there to the mid-level people, to the camp commanders, to the people in the public security ministries who are…

The United States, through multiple statements and a visit to Port au Prince by Secretary Kerry, has made clear that electoral intimidation and violence are unacceptable.

Demonstrable progress on human rights is critical to the advancement of U.S.-Vietnam relations across the board, including in the security sphere.

If we did that, either the police would come and arrest us again to get a bribe, or if they arrested the terrorist, someone would bribe him out and then he would come and kill us.