Sudan: A Shameful Place for an African Summit

African Union Should Sanction, Not Reward, Khartoum’s Crimes

Saudi Arabia: Teachers Silenced on Blasphemy Charges

Courts Again Punish Open Discussion by Teachers With Prison, Flogging

Pakistan: Donors Need Accountability on Human Rights

Turkey: Headscarf Ruling Denies Women Education and Career

World Summit on the Information Society

Civil Society Strikes Back (With the Help of its Friends)

Uganda: Opposition Leader Arrested

Authorities Must Exercise Restraint in Responding to Protests

Senegal: Ex-Dictator of Chad Arrested

The “African Pinochet” Should Be Extradited to Belgium

Tunisia: Internet Repression Casts Pall on Web Summit

Regional Survey Spotlights a Digital Divide Built on Censorship, Jailing of Critics

Dispatch from Tunis: A Tale of Two Press Conferences

Tunis, November 15, 2005

Nepal: Legal Veneer for Repressing Civil Society

Code of Conduct for Social Organizations a Major Step Backward

Libya: Foreign Health Workers Describe Torture

Tragedy of HIV-Infected Children Should Not Impede Justice

D.R. Congo: Protect Activists Returning From Exile

Tunisia: Alongside a world summit, the police ban a gathering of international and Tunisian associations

Uzbekistan: Andijan Show Trial Ends With Guilty Verdict