April 28, 2005
April 27, 2005
Stain of Torture Lingers
April 27, 2005
Germany: Human Rights Watch Launches Office in Berlin
Advocacy to Focus on Justice and Human Rights Crises
April 27, 2005
U.S.: Abu Ghraib Only the “Tip of the Iceberg”
April 27, 2005
Uganda: Key Opposition MPs Arrested
April 23, 2005
U.S.: Investigate Rumsfeld, Tenet for Torture
April 23, 2005
Saudi Arabia: Bush Should Call for Dissidents’ Release
Credibility of President’s Call for Mideast Reform at Stake
April 21, 2005
U.N. Rights Body Ignores Major Abuses
U.N. Commission on Human Rights Takes a Few Positive Steps
April 20, 2005
Ecuador: New President Must Ensure Rights Protection
April 20, 2005
Afghanistan: U.N. Rights Monitoring Still Needed
April 19, 2005
Tunisia Pledges to End Long Solitary Confinement
Government Promises Human Rights Watch Access to Prisons
April 19, 2005
Tunisia: Ex-Prisoners Recount Brutal Solitary Confinement
Authorities Should Halt Isolation Policy Immediately
April 19, 2005
Pakistan: Release Opposition Party Members
Thousands still in custody after April 16 crackdown
April 19, 2005
Nepal: Police Attack Transgender People
Pattern of Police Abuse Highlights Broader Threat to Civil Society
April 18, 2005
Guantánamo: Give U.N. Monitors Access to Detainees
Cuba Should Also Open Its Own Prisons to U.N. Rights Inspectors