• Mayo 1, 2013

     

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Bangkok) – Malaysia’s ruling party and opposition leaders should rein in their supporters to end intimidation and violence that threaten general elections slated for May 5, 2013, Human Rights Watch said today.

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    Argentina debería efectuar una investigación oportuna, exhaustiva e imparcial de las denuncias de uso excesivo de la fuerza por parte de miembros de la Policía Metropolitana de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires para dispersar una manifestación que se llevó a cabo en un hospital público de salud mental.

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    Raised on the Registry

    The Irreparable Harm of Placing Children on Sex Offender Registries in the US

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Washington, DC) – Argentina should conduct a prompt, thorough, and impartial investigation into allegations of excessive use of force by the City of Buenos Aires Metropolitan Police to disperse a demonstration at a public psychiatric hospital.

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Москва, 30 апреля 2013 г.) – По сообщению Хьюман Райтс Вотч, 29 апреля полиция и сотрудники частных охранных предприятий разогнали группу местных жителей, протестующих против запланированного строительства электростанции в Хостинском районе Сочи.

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Johannesburg, le 1er mai 2013) - Des images satellite révèlent la destruction massive de biens civils lors d’un raid mené par l’armée les 16 et 17 avril dans la ville de Baga, dans le nord du Nigeria, et contredisent l’affirmation par l'armée que seulement 30 maisons ont été détruites, a déclaré Human R

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Toronto)– Le Conseil des droits de l'homme des Nations Unies a adopté aujourd'hui le rapport issu de l'Examen périodique universel (EPU) de la situation des droits de l'homme du Canada, qui comprenait un grand nombre de questions, recommandations et commentaires en provenance de pays à travers le mon

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    I met Fatuma in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, late last year. A few days before we met, she had been raped by an armed militia man while she slept in one of the city’s camps for displaced people. She told me that she had nowhere to turn for redress.

  • Mayo 1, 2013

    (Washington, DC) – Harsh public registration laws often punish youth sex offenders for life and do little to protect public safety, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. A web of federal and state laws apply to people under 18 who have committed any of a wide range of sex offenses, from the very serious, like rape, to the relatively innocuous, such as public nudity.