June 21, 2012
Egypt: Military Power Grab Creates Conditions for Abuse
Decrees Embed Armed Forces’ Role in Law Enforcement
June 20, 2012
Central Asia: Five Years of EU Engagement
Impact on Rights Hampered by Lack of Clear Expectations, Policy Consequences
June 20, 2012
Uzbekistan: US Report Fails Child Labor Victims
Unwillingness to Impose Meaningful Consequences Allows Abuses to Continue
June 19, 2012
Bangladesh: Stop Boat Push-backs to Burma
Children Among Those Facing Forced Return on World Refugee Day
June 19, 2012
China: Arbitrary Expulsions of Tibetans from Lhasa Escalate
Tibetans From Protest Areas Targeted in Unprecedented Lhasa Security Drive
June 19, 2012
UK: Family Planning Summit Should Spotlight Rights
Autonomy, Accountability, and Monitoring of Funding Central to Summit Success
June 19, 2012
Liberia: Strong Action on Justice for Border Attacks
Ivorian Authorities Should Ensure Due Process, Avoid Abusive Crackdown
June 19, 2012
Bangladesh: Mass Sentencing Raises Fair Trial Concerns
Prosecution Should Halt Trials Until a New System Is Created
June 19, 2012
Turkey: Scrap Flawed Plan for Rights Body
Proposed National Human Rights Institution Lacks Independence
June 18, 2012
Libya: Candidates Should Address Torture, Illegal Detention
National Strategy Needed for Justice System
June 18, 2012
Algeria: Long Delays Tainting Terrorism Trials
Courts’ Refusal to Hear Key Witness Violates Due Process
June 18, 2012
Ethiopia: Pastoralists Forced off Their Land for Sugar Plantations
Government Should Consult, Compensate Indigenous Communities
June 15, 2012
US: New Deportation Policy Recognizes Ties to US
Certain Young Unauthorized Immigrants Won’t Be Deported
June 15, 2012
Equatorial Guinea: DC Meeting Set as Corruption Details Emerge
Obiang Should Tackle Corruption, Poverty, and Repression in Oil-Rich Equatorial Guinea
June 15, 2012
Bahrain: Court Upholds Convictions of Medics
Transparently Political Charges for Speech, Assembly Crimes