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Trump Administration’s Sanctions on the ICC are an Attack on the Rule of Law
The Trump Administration has issued additional sanctions against judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC), further endangering accountability and justice worldwide. Attacks on the ICC were a key factor in HRDAG’s decision to speak out against tyranny in the U.S. late last year, and this ongoing pressure threatens the Court’s ability to do its vital work.
HRDAG condemns these sanctions against the International Criminal Court and calls on the Trump Administration to respect and uphold the independence of the Court.
The ICC investigates and prosecutes individuals charged with the gravest crimes: genocide, war crimes, crimes ...
Teach In on Data for Police Accountability | January 22, 2026 in Oakland, CA
For decades, law enforcement agencies across the United States have operated behind walls of secrecy—particularly when officers abuse their power or use lethal force. That opacity has real consequences for communities seeking truth, justice, and accountability.
On Thursday, January 22, 2026, HRDAG is proud to co-sponsor The Wandering Officer: New Databases for Police Accountability, a public event in Oakland exploring how data, journalism, and community organizing are reshaping what’s possible for police accountability in California and beyond.
Register here.
After California passed and strengthened the 2018 Right to Know Act, journal...
Announcing New HRDAG Advisory Board Member
Dorothy Chou will bring to HRDAG informed insights into how to use AI in the sensitive domain of human rights.
Building the Technology Freedom Cooperative
Structural Zero 13. I was excited to launch this new project, and I saw that excitement mirrored in the faces of colleagues I had known for years.
When the AI bubble bursts, what will be left in the wreckage?
“They’re one of the most important NGOs that no one’s ever heard of. … What they do is very rigorous statistical extrapolations of information that’s not in the record, about wars, civil wars, coups, oppressive states, and they’re used for truth and reconciliation, human rights tribunals, war crimes trials. … They’ve worked on every high-profile war crimes trial in the century.”