Is the U.S. putting mentally incompetent terror suspects on trial?

At Guantánamo, bizarre proceedings with the 9/11 suspects raise questions about a prisoner's psychiatric evaluation and the murky role of the CIA.

Re: EU Policy Toward Uzbekistan

Africa and the Oslo Process to Ban Cluster Munitions

Cluster Munition Coalition Fact Sheet Prepared by Human Rights Watch

Burma: One Year After Violent Crackdown, Repression Continues

UN Should Press Military Leaders to Keep Their Promises

DR Congo: Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Peace Process Falters

Renewed Fighting Displaces 100,000 More Civilians in Eastern Congo

Saudi Arabia: Shia Minority Treated as Second-Class Citizens

Wahhabi Authorities Discriminate Against Ismaili Citizens

US: First Trial for Overseas Torture

Case of Ex-Liberian President’s Son Important Step for Justice

Separating Image from Substance in Saudi Arabia

Q & A: Charles 'Chuckie' Taylor, Jr.’s Trial in the United States for Torture Committed in Liberia

France: UN Calls for Counterterrorism Reform

Government Should Ensure Laws Guarantee Rights for Security Suspects

African Union: Don’t Trade Away Justice in Darfur

Letter to the French government on counterterrorism policies

Letter to the French government regarding findings of international human rights mechanisms on counterterrorism policies

Letter Urging Secretary Chertoff to Reconsider the Revocation of Pakistani Activist's US Visa

Submission to the Yogyakarta Special Committee on Manpower on the Treatment of Child Domestic Workers