Lancet Viewpoint: Physicians for Human Rights and Nobel Peace Prize co-Laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege publish piece in The Lancet on collaborative approach to evidence collection that supported first...
NEW YORK -- As U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Tibor Nagy Jr. and newly appointed Special Envoy for Sudan Donald Booth visit Sudan this week, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) is urging the U.S...
Asylum-Seeking Children from Northern Triangle Suffer Multi-Dimensional, Recurrent, Sustained Trauma Physicians for Human Rights report presents the first series of cases of child and adolescent...
Physicians for Human Rights calls for an immediate end to government-led violence against protesters, emergency engagement from international actors in support of justice June 3, 2019 NEW YORK – This...
NEW YORK – As Sudanese citizens protest against the country’s transitional military ruling council in favor of a civilian-led government, recent days have seen the killing of an additional five...
Data from Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) demonstrates recent uptick in attacks; PHR calls on Syrian government to cease onslaught, appeals to international community to hold perpetrators...
Hundreds of Attacks in 23 Countries Documented There were at least 973 attacks on health workers, health facilities, health transports and patients in 23 countries in conflict in 2018, the...
Medical professionals are often on the front lines in conflict situations, propping up civilian communities suffering from violence, abuse, and deprivation. Nowhere has this been truer than in Syria...
In response to the recent escalation in attacks by the Syrian government and its allies in southern Idlib and northern Hama, Rayan Koteiche, Middle East and North Africa researcher at Physicians for...
Physicians for Human Rights calls on congressional leaders to reject administration’s Emergency Supplemental Budget Request toward harmful detention practices May 2, 2019 Asylum, United States NEW...