April 12, 2005
Nepal: U.N. Human Rights Field Operation a Step Forward
Continuing abuses and state of emergency must still be addressed
April 12, 2005
Fiji: Sodomy Law Convictions Violate Constitution
Repeal Colonial-Era Law Criminalizing Homosexual Conduct
April 12, 2005
China: Religious Repression of Uighur Muslims
Architecture of Xinjiang Suppression Detailed
April 11, 2005
Kyrgyzstan: Protecting Rights Should Top the Agenda
New Government Has Chance to Break With Abuses of the Past
April 11, 2005
Darfur: Women Raped Even After Seeking Refuge
Donors Must Increase Support to Victims of Sexual Violence
April 11, 2005
U.N.: Establish New Human Rights Body
Human Rights Organizations Support Secretary-General’s Reform Efforts
April 10, 2005
Israel: Bush Should Lay Down the Law on Settlements
Sharon Must Be Told That U.S. Cannot Support Violations of International Humanitarian Law
April 7, 2005
Sudan: Donors Must Boost Protection Force in Darfur
After North-South Conflict, Reconstruction Aid Must Prioritize Rights Protection
April 6, 2005
Saudi Arabia: Men ‘Behaving Like Women’ Face Flogging
Sentences Imposed for Alleged Homosexual Conduct Violate Basic Rights
April 6, 2005
US: Pentagon Detention Guidelines Entrench Illegality
Enemy Combatants Could be Held as “Ghost Detainees”
April 5, 2005
Jordan: Draft Bill Would Muzzle Civil Society
April 5, 2005
Nepal Human Rights Crisis Continues
Member states must stand firm on Nepal at the Commission on Human Rights
April 4, 2005
Darfur: Aid Workers Under Threat
Sudanese Authorities, Rebel Movements Must Not Impede Relief Efforts
April 4, 2005
Venezuela: Rights Lawyer Faces Judicial Persecution
Criminal Investigation Launched to Intimidate Critic of Government’s Rights Record
April 3, 2005
Egypt: Students Detained in Pre-Dawn Raid
Government Must Release or Charge Abul Futuh Brothers