Tag results for: human rights
Opinion | Yeshiva University Case Means We’re All Jews Now
William McGurn is a member of The Wall Street Journal editorial board and writes the weekly "Main Street" column for the Journal each Tuesday. Previously he served as...
Opinion | How the Feds Coordinate With Facebook on Censorship
One nagging question in the social-media age is how online platforms like Facebook and Twitter choose to “moderate” speech—and why, and whether the government is leaning on them...
Opinion | The Horrors of Xinjiang
The United Nations is too often a protectorate for dictators—see its failure to do much against Russia’s war on Ukraine. But once in a while some part of...
Opinion | Russia’s Mariupol Show Trials
Ukrainian prisoners of war already face deprivation and torture, and Russia now plans to subject them to a show trial that violates the laws of war and international...
Opinion | Yeshiva University Fights for Its Freedom of Religion
Schools should be able to have policies consistent with their faith, even if they are politically unpopular.
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Opinion | A Homeric Age of Statesmanship
What does statesmanship look like? It has been decades since we’ve seen it consistently at the highest levels in Washington. Over the past two years we’ve witnessed the...
