DR Congo: Distasteful Truths that Block Path to Peace

Confessions of a Former Guantánamo Prosecutor

The inside story of a military lawyer who discovered stunning injustice at the heart of the Bush administration's military commissions.

Seeking a New Ally to Curb Domestic Violence

Police Violence against Activists in Bangalore on October 20, 2008

Abortion Rights: Back in the Spotlight

Japan’s Responsibility As a Newly Elected Security Council Member

Burma’s Generals Are Sitting Pretty After One Year of the Bloody Crackdown

Pinochet's European Vacation

All talk

Uzbekistan has been trying to persuade the EU that it has put aside repression and censorship. Don't believe a word of it

Proposed labor law ignores Yogyakarta’s youngest workers

Censorship Isn't Good for China's Health

Hugo Chávez Versus Human Rights

A Month After the War

More Blowback from the War on Terror

The US-backed Ethiopian military has secreted away scores of "suspects" – including pregnant women and children – and fueled anti-American rancor in Africa

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.