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The COVID-19 pandemic is also challenging our organization and staff in unprecedented ways. But responding to crises is what Human Rights Watch does. We began investigating the human rights dimensions to COVID-19 in late January, calling out the Chinese government for underreporting cases of infection, withholding information about the coronavirus from the public, and dismissing the likelihood of transmissions between people. Beijing’s conduct gave the coronavirus a two to three-week head start, with disastrous consequences for public health around the world.
We are also reporting on how a coronavirus outbreak in Venezuela, with its broken health care system, could endanger all of Latin America, on the effect school closings could have on poor children, and what a ban on visitors could mean for older people in institutions as well as prisoners behind bars.
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