I paid a bribe and I’ll tell you about it online
Entrepreneurs and activists are using technology to fight corruption and graft, and the cultures that create it.
Just the facts: The State Department’s annual human rights reports
Want to know the human rights situation in a country? The human rights reports let you investigate its free speech, dissent, minority relations and more.
Domestic violence shaped her police work
Police around the world have a difficult time convincing domestic violence victims to seek help. Cindy Rodriguez has an advantage: She's been there.
Russia’s Internet freedom is shrinking
Two recent independent reports paint a bleak picture of Internet freedom in Russia. Do you think that infringing on Internet access violates your rights?
Pompeo: U.S. is committed to a hemisphere of freedom
The secretary of state emphasized that multilateral relationships in the Americas will bring democratic change to countries oppressed by authoritarianism.
In Ethiopia and Djibouti, Tillerson stresses democracy, security efforts
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson lauded the voluntary transfer of power in Ethiopia and thanked the people of Djibouti for hosting U.S. troops.
Iran arrests scientists trying to solve water crisis
Water shortages caused by drought in Iran are further compounded by failed government policies and corruption. As the crisis worsens, Iran's security forces are arresting scientists trying to help.
8 ways to stop violence against women
Thierry Kajeneza grew up in Burundi, seeing women and girls being mistreated. So he started a group that focuses on stopping gender-based violence.
In photos: Pompeo in Europe
Secretary Pompeo is traveling in Europe the first week of October. Here are some notable quotes on religious freedom, trade and other issues.