Pakistan's General Problem

Popular Resistance to Musharraf's Rule Has Seemingly Caught the U.S. Off-Guard

Make Britain a human rights champion

An identity under scrutiny

UN Human Rights Council: Don't Write It off Yet

Set to rights

Winning hearts and minds requires a new approach to terrorism

Bhutanese Refugees: The Right of Return, the Chance for Resettlement

Sierra Leone: In War-Crimes Trial, A Signal to Africans

Iraqi Refugees' Plight Grows as U.S. Dawdles

Nigeria and the G8: time for action

The G8 summit leaders should use the presence of a Nigerian president elected by fraud to advance the interests of his country's people

The end of Bush's kangaroo courts?

The dismissal of two cases in Guantanamo Bay dealt a rightful blow to the administration's quasi-justice system for alleged terrorists.

Nigerian nightmare

Nigeria's elections—rife with vote-rigging, violence and intimidation—are only the latest example of the corruption and decay that have characterised Obasanjo's rule

Hard Facts on 'Soft Arrests' in China

Forgotten in Nepal