The Forgotten Defendant of Guantanamo

Bags of gold buy dubious loyalty and creates grievances among Afghans

Progress Against HIV at Risk

The government’s continuing disregard for human rights could prevent Cambodia from reaching its HIV goals

Morocco: Endangered 'Model'?

What About China's Dirty Secrets?

Shining a Light on China’s Secret “Black Jails”

Kenya Recruits Somali Refugees to Fight Islamists Back Home in Somalia

Moving Beyond the Goldstone Report

For Refugees, Australia Should Rethink the ‘Indonesia Solution’

On Israel, Congress Tolerates Abuse

Human Rights Angst Lingers In Afghanistan

America Needs Human Rights in China

Beijing's abuses affect many issues the U.S. holds dear.

Uzbekistan: a Textbook Example of Failed EU Policy

The EU has failed Uzbekistan's human-rights victims and, to save face, has resorted to shameful misrepresentation.

Legacy of Abuse in Sri Lanka