Letter to DR Congo President Joseph Kabila on Ending Impunity for Grave Human Rights Abuses

Sex Offenders Aren’t All Monsters

Saudi Arabia: Let All Girls Play Sports

Public School Reforms Would Advance Health, Rights

Amnesty International, EG Justice, and Human Rights Watch Joint Statement on Concerns Ahead of the May 26 Vote in Equatorial Guinea

Mali: All Sides Must Abide by Laws of War

Civilian Protection, Respect of Prisoners Crucial in Possible Kidal Operation

Despite reforms, Myanmar's ethnic violence continues

It’s Time for Burma’s President to Act

The civil war in Burma goes on. But the government seems powerless to stop it.

Submission by Human Rights Watch for the UK-Russia Human Rights Consultations

Afghanistan: Peaceful Protest Suppressed

Crackdown on Solidarity Party Appears Aimed at Quashing Public Criticism of Government

Saudi Arabia: New Rights Group Facing Harassment

Members Questioned, Threatened with Prosecution

Thailand: Hold Army Accountable for 2010 Violence

Reject Proposed Amnesty, Prosecute Abuses by All Sides

Equatorial Guinea: Human Rights Concerns Ahead of Elections

Troubling Conditions Compromise May 26 Legislative Vote

Putin as President, One Year On

Respect for Rights in Russia at a Post-Soviet Era Low

Joint letter to President Obama on SSCI Study of CIA Interrogation and Detention Program

White House should independently review study and designate official to coordinate Executive Branch response