U.S. Thwarted in Effort to Weaken War Crimes Court

Women's Rights Under Attack at U.N.

Five-Year Gains From Beijing Conference Now At Risk

Governments Urged to Stop Violence Against Women

Five Years After the Beijing Conference, Are Women Less at Risk?

United Nations Global Compact

Stopping Violence Against Women: A Challenge to Governments

Human Rights Watch Backgrounder

NATO Should Promote Responsible Arms Sales

Open Letter to North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Foreign Ministers

UN to Monitor Harassment of Rights Workers

Commission Closes "Relatively Successful" Session

U.N. Human Rights Commisson Urged to Vote on Abuses

In Geneva, Trend towards "Consensus" Decried

Stop Weapons Flows to Human Rights Abusers

U.N. Delegates Urged to Take Action on Small Arms

International Trafficking of Women and Children

New Treaty Bans Children in Combat

Pentagon, In Major Shift, Supports Agreement

Restructure Iraq Embargo, Try Leaders for War Crimes

U.N. Should Investigate Violations in Chechnya

Remarks of Kenneth Roth, Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, introducing HRW's World Report 1999