During the recent legislative elections in Senegal, human rights defenders, as well as members of civil society groups worked tirelessly to ensure free, fair, and transparent elections. Voting took place without incident, with a turnout of more than 46 percent of the population.

The Chilean constitutional process represents a defining moment for the South American nation. Written by a constitutional assembly with an equal proportion of women and men, the draft enshrines human rights and values for a more equal and inclusive society, with special attention to groups that have been historically excluded and protection of economic and social rights.