November 4, 2010
Opinion: Oil rich but rights poor in Azerbaijan
Parliamentary elections are Nov. 7, but there is little excitement in Baku.
November 1, 2010
India Should Say No to Blood Diamonds
October 30, 2010
Burma: The Generals’ New Clothes
Senior military officers are resigning ahead of elections. But will it change anything?
October 28, 2010
Burma Needs a War Crimes Inquiry
The proposed UN inquiry would call the Burmese regime to account, but it depends on global support that's so far lacking
October 27, 2010
The Child Soldier on Trial at Guantanamo
October 27, 2010
Canada: Monitoring of Mining Companies Long Overdue
October 27, 2010
Rights and Health, Right Now, for Migrants
Global Fund Grant Recognises Importance of Regional Fight for Health
October 25, 2010
Ethiopia: Aid as a Weapon
October 25, 2010
The Deadly Side of Tijuana
Re “In Mexico, Scenes From Life in a Drug War: Tijuana Reclaimed” (Op-Ed, Oct. 17):
October 22, 2010
World Bank Feeding Repression in Ethiopia
October 21, 2010
How Europe Contributes to Ethiopia’s Repression
Ethiopia may be a model on some issues, but not on human rights
October 19, 2010
The Real Bahrain
Judging from Ali Abdulemam's fate, the country is reverting to its repressive past