U.S. Again Uses Enemy Combatant Label to Deny Basic Rights

Bush Administration Rules Out Using Cruel Treatment to Fight Terrorism

A Joint Statement Concerning UN Torture Victims Recognition Day by Human Rights Organizations and Torture Victim Treatment Centers

U.S. and Pakistan Should Both Press Human Rights

Camp David Summit Offers Opportunity

Egypt’s New Chill on Rights Groups

NGOs Banned, Activist Harassed

U.N. Must Address West Africa’s “Downward Spiral”

Prioritize Protection of Civilians in Côte d’Ivoire and Liberia

U.K.: “Inconsistent” Blair urged to speak out on Chechnya

Iran: End Vigilante Attacks

Independent Commission Should Investigate Government Role in Assaults

Iraq: Donors Must Learn From Afghanistan

Human Rights a Priority for Reconstruction

Without Rights Reforms, Saudi Media Blitz Will Fail

Nepal: Bhutanese Refugees Rendered Stateless

Leading Global NGOs Criticize Screening Process

Press Freedom in Morocco Set Back by Journalist Jailing

U.K. Dodges Refugee Responsibilities

World Refugee Day Marred by U.K. Proposal

Vietnam's Crackdown on Cyber-dissidents

Dismiss Charges Against Online Critic

Iraq: U.S. Should Investigate al-Falluja