Youth Producing Change is a series of short films produced by young people and presented by Adobe Voices. Christina Salerno caught up with some of the young filmmakers at the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival in New York.

Human Rights Watch has obtained audio from two men who say they were brutally beaten and held incommunicado by the Ugandan Joint Anti-terrorism Task Force. Christina Salerno reports.

President Obama has vowed to break US dependence on oil and move away from fossil fuels altogether. Meanwhile, the US gets 60 percent of its oil from foreign countries -- like Equatorial Guinea. Arvind Ganesan of Human Rights Watch has this commentary.

Lisa Jackson's film "The Greatest Silence" has raised awareness about violence against women in Congo. Christina Salerno reports.

Human Rights Watch interviewed a transgender activist in Honduras just weeks before she was killed. Ruxandra Guidi reports.

Hamas has continued its crackdown in Gaza, even after the Israeli offensive there ended in January. One man tells Human Rights Watch he was shot in the knee after he spoke out against the ruling party in Gaza. Jessie Graham reports.

Civilians in Sri Lanka's no-fire zone are in grave danger. One witness describes an attack that killed 13 people who were waiting on line at a food distribution center earlier this week.

Human Rights Watch interviewed former Guantanamo detainees in Yemen. These men say they're struggling to rebuild their lives -- and they're looking for help from the United States. Jessie Graham reports.