Sudan: Human Rights Accountability Must Be Part of North-South Peace Agreement

A Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper, November 2004

Sudan: Peace Deal Must Tackle Past Abuses

U.N. Must Insist on Truth Commission, Prosecution to Prevent More Atrocities

U.S.: Broad Range of Offenders Denied Public Housing

Housing Exclusions Do Little for Public Safety, But Increase Misery of Poor Americans

Chile: Secret Police Convictions Upheld

Supreme Court Declares Amnesty Inapplicable

Millions of Landmines Destroyed

Mine Ban Treaty’s First Five Years Show Progress and Problems

Croatia: Ruling Hinders Refugee Returns

European Court of Human Rights Should Reconsider Tenancy Rights Case

Children Used as Soldiers in Most Major Conflicts

Now, protect Ivoirian civilians

Jamaica: Police Violence Fuels AIDS Epidemic

Testimonies from “Hated to Death: Homophobia, Violence, and Jamaica’s HIV/AIDS Epidemic”

The PM's Darfur imperatives

Prime Minister Paul Martin should use his trip to Sudan to advance his stated quest to define a new, more activist, international role for Canada

U.N. States Show Support for the International Criminal Court

Sudan: Safe Darfur Returns Imperative

Nairobi UN Security Council Session Must Act

Côte d’Ivoire: Rein in Militias, End Incitement

U.N. Peacekeepers Must Be Ready and Willing to Protect Civilians