
Trump’s Expanded Travel Ban Deepens a National Disgrace
The President’s decision to add six countries to the ban ensures this racist policy will harm even more communities.
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The President’s decision to add six countries to the ban ensures this racist policy will harm even more communities.
Go to article: Trump’s Expanded Travel Ban Deepens a National Disgrace
Indigenous groups from around the world are at the forefront of climate action at events like the United Nations' COP25.
Go to article: A Minga for the Climate: Supporting Indigenous Climate Work at COP25
The Trump administration's "Migrant Protection Protocols" are threatening the lives of thousands of migrants who are forced to remain in Mexico while applying for asylum in the U.S.
Go to article: 5 Frightening Facts About “Remain in Mexico” Program for Asylum-Seekers
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, we reflect on the path toward justice for the Rohingya people of Burma (Myanmar).
Go to article: Remembering Lessons from the Holocaust to Overcome the Rohingya Genocide
We honor the legacy of Dr. King by recognizing the everyday heroes of today's human rights work.
Go to article: Positive Peace: The Presence of Justice is Within Each of Us
On partnering with people displaced by natural disasters and overlooked by governments in recovery efforts.
Go to article: After the Storm: Displaced Youth Tell Their Stories Post-Hurricane Michael
Sharing our perspective on the human rights implications of violence between the United States and Iran.
Go to article: UUSC Statement in Response to Recent Conflict with IranWe’ve entered a new year and a new decade, but UUSC’s commitment to affirming and protecting human rights is as steadfast as ever.
Go to article: Five Ways UUSC Will Continue Protecting and Advancing Human Rights in 2020