Chicago Police Stonewall on Rape Investigations

Nobel Spotlights Need for Obama to Act on Rights

Stand up for Persecuted Human Rights Activists; Shut Guantanamo

US: New Legislation on Military Commissions Doesn’t Fix Fundamental Flaws

Proceedings to Try Detainees at Guantanamo Remain Substandard

China: Media Summit Participants Should Push For Press Freedom

Address State Censorship, Restrictions on Foreign Journalists

Morocco: Stop Undermining Civic Groups

End Bureaucratic Maneuvers That Hinder Associations

Limitations on Human Rights in the Context of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis

A reply to Boggio et al.

Chechnya: president wins Estemirova “defamation” trial

Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov has won a defamation case against human rights group Memorial and its head, Oleg Orlov. But the trial has given the organisation a chance to address the injustices in the region.

India: Too Many Women Dying in Childbirth

Despite National Commitment, Many Unable to Access Services

Human Rights Watch Honors Top Rights Defenders

Defenders Work to End Abuses in Burma, Congo, Ethiopia, and Russia

US: Act on Immigration Detention Reform

Plans to Improve Management and Oversight Offer Hope but Need Action

Philippines: Stop Hampering Death Squads Investigation

Investigators Face Harassment, Charges and Bureaucratic Delays

No Safe Haven: Accountability for Human Rights Violators, Part II

Testimony of Elise Keppler, International Justice Program counsel, before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Human Rights and the Law

Sudan: End Rights Abuses, Repression

Envoys, UN, AU Should Press Ruling Party for Nationwide Reforms

Letter to Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith on a Burma Policy Review