U.S.: Alabama Agrees to End Egregious Treatment of Prisoners Living with HIV/AIDS

Chile: Court Ruling May Define Future of Rights Prosecutions

Key Doctrine on Pinochet-Era 'Disappearances' at Stake

Sweden: Torture Inquiry Must Be Under U.N. Auspices

Independent Panel Must Probe Abuses by Sweden, Egypt and U.S. Operatives

Sudan: Peace Accord in South, But Atrocities in Darfur

Malaysia: Detainees Abused Under Security Law

Iraq: No ‘Sovereignty Lite’

U.S., U.K. still responsible for security after June 30

Iraq: No ‘Sovereignty Lite’

U.S., Britain Still Responsible for Security After June 30

Uzbekistan: New Torture Death Belies Claims of Progress

Russia: Drug Law Reforms Help Combat AIDS, Curb Abuses

U.S. Tries to Get Off the Hook on War Crimes

Ahead of U.N. Resolution on Iraq, U.S. Tries to Exclude Its Troops from Prosecution

EU-Russia Summit: Put Rights Concerns Back on the Agenda

Israel: End Unlawful Use of Force Against Civilians in Gaza

Israeli Government Should Repudiate Plans for Mass House Demolition

U.S.: End Coercive Interrogations of Detainees

Bush Should Reaffirm His 2003 Pledge Against Torture and Ill-Treatment

U.S./Iraq: Rights Monitors Barred From Court Martial