Human rights lessons of the pandemic

April 24, 2020

"From its quick spread across continents, to the disrupted global supply chains for life-saving supplies, to international networks sharing vital information on treatments and cures, the life-and-death connections between people and nations are now in stark relief. But most importantly, the coronavirus is demonstrating how human rights violations left to fester, even in societies far from our own, carry direct costs for all of us," write Elisa Massimino and Alexandra Schmitt.

A group of Rohingya refugees line up during the coronavirus pandemic. (Image courtesy of Getty Images)

Read Elisa Massimino and Alexandra Schmitt’s opinion piece in The Hill here.