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Thanks to the Geneva Academy of IHL and Human Rights for the chat (Eugénie & Francesco), and the opportunity to unpack/ scratch the surface of the contours of starvation as a method of warfare: soundcloud.com/geneva-academy…

Iraq has rolled back its push to legalize child marriage, but the situation remains dynamic given tribal and sectarian pressure. Sareta Ashraph argues that Iraq's decline in human rights highlights the need to support Iraqi human rights activists ⬇️  atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/menasour…

“Child marriage, and specifically the marriage of young girls to adult men, remains a long-standing problem in many parts of Iraq.” SLP fellow @saretaashraph explains how proposed amendments to Iraqi law threatened a “dramatic rollback” in rights for women and girls.

“The Chinese government has repeatedly said it wants to sever [Uyghur] connections, roots, origins,” explains SLP’s Rayhan E. Asat. latercera.com/mundo/noticia/…

🚨 EXPERTS REACT | Trump just announced the removal of all sanctions on Syria. What’s next? Our experts Qutaiba Idlbi قتيبة ادلبي, Dan Shapiro, Sarah Zaaimi, Tom Warrick, Kimberly Donovan, Celeste Kmiotek, Ömer Özkizilcik, Sinan Hatahet, Ph.D., and Dr. Diana Rayes weigh in. shorturl.at/wlOQ2/

Trump has just lifted sanctions on Syria– SLP’s Elise Baker & @celeste_kmiotek explain what this means for justice for Syrian victims ⬇️ atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atla…

SLP Law & Tech Counsel Lisandra Novo will be speaking at today NATO CCDCOE 2025 International Conference on Cyber Conflict on ransomware and state responsibility to address cybercrime. Learn more about the conference ⬇️ buff.ly/9gTgQ4B

“This is not about poverty alleviation. This is about dispersing Uyghurs as a group and breaking their roots.” Read SLP China Lead Rayhan E. Asat in the The New York Times ⬇️ nytimes.com/interactive/20…

On Wednesday, SLP Law & Tech Counsel @LisandraNovo spoke at #CyCon2025 and presented her research on the UN Cybercrime Convention and the risks it poses to human rights and cybersecurity. You can find her research available in the #CyCon2025 book at the link in our bio.⚖️

Despite making up less than 1% of China’s population, Uyghurs make up 34% of all incarcerations, often sentenced without trial, legal representation or access to a lawyer. Read SLP China Lead Rayhan E. Asat in the Bureau of Investigative Journalism⬇️ buff.ly/0o3pHnc

Transitional justice in Syria should take a “holistic approach”, says SLP Fellow Joumana Seif, that considers what victims need to regain some semblance of normal life, from rebuilding their homes to providing psychosocial support. Read more ⬇️ buff.ly/SEkBnSH

📢 HAPPENING NOW! Hear akila radhakrishnan speak on an expert panel hosted by Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK - BROUK on violations of international law in #Myanmar and the Burmese military’s use of starvation as a weapon of war. Register now to attend. buff.ly/IjWUS5K

The #IranDigitalArchiveCoalition has worked to collect over 2 million pieces of content documenting the Woman, Life, Freedom protests and actions against them by Iranian security forces. Read SLP’s Nushin Sarkarati’s co-authored piece on the archive. buff.ly/BMWPRTp

The #FFMI has collected over 38,000 pieces of evidence to investigate human rights violations in #Iran and support accountability efforts. In March, it concluded that the Iranian government committed crimes against humanity during the 2022 protests. buff.ly/ehMRmJd