UUSC's founding during the Holocaust drives our support for the human rights and dignity of the Rohingya people.
Go to article: Reflections on the Rohingya Genocide: Advancing International Solidarity Three Years Later
In honor of this year's International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, we reflect on how this human rights issue impacts migrants in Central America and around the world.
Go to article: Ten Years On, The Pandemic of the “Disappeared” Still a Global Concern
Learn more about key policy updates around UUSC's work that you may have missed in the news.
Go to article: UUSC Policy Round-Up for the Week of August 24, 2020
We must mobilize now to defend our democratic rights and ideals in the upcoming election – and beyond.
Go to article: The Foundations of Our Democracy Are Under Attack
The criminal justice system in Honduras continues to penalize environmental defenders, and international solidarity is urgently needed.
Go to article: “The Spirit of the Struggle is in our Veins”: An Update on the Political Persecution of the Guapinol Water Defenders
Learn more about key policy updates around UUSC's work that you may have missed in the news.
Go to article: UUSC Policy Round-Up for the Week of August 10, 2020
Reflecting on the work that must be done to combat climate change and learn from the wisdom of First and Indigenous Peoples across the globe.
Go to article: Language and Relationships Are Key to Addressing Climate Crisis in Indigenous Communities
Learn more about key policy updates around UUSC's work that you may have missed in the news.
Go to article: UUSC Policy Round-Up for the Week of August 3, 2020
Border Patrol continues to intimidate and harass humanitarian aid workers, migrants, and protesters.
Go to article: UUSC Condemns Border Patrol Raid on No More Deaths Aid Camp
John Lewis set a high bar for social justice work in the United States and beyond.
Go to article: Living Into The Legacy of John Lewis: Continuing The Work for Human Rights