April 22, 2010
Indonesia: Prosecute Abusive Soldiers in Civilian Courts
Legal Reform Needed to Ensure Redress for Military Abuses
April 22, 2010
European Union: Protest Sanctions Against Judge Garzón
Prosecution and Potential Suspension of Judge Undermines Accountability
April 21, 2010
Belgium: Muslim Veil Ban Would Violate Rights
Parliament Should Reject Bill for Nationwide Restrictions
April 20, 2010
Kyrgyzstan: Investigate April Violence
Government Should Request International Support
April 20, 2010
Somalia: International Group Should Press All Sides to End Abuses
Cairo Meeting Offers Opportunity to Reform Failed Intervention Policies
April 20, 2010
Zimbabwe: Empty Promises for Free Expression
Media Reforms Fall by the Wayside Under Power-Sharing Government
April 19, 2010
Indonesia: Court Ruling a Setback for Religious Freedom
Blasphemy Law Puts Religious Minorities at Risk
April 19, 2010
On the Ground: Access to Abortion in Ireland
As told by Marianne Mollmann, Women’s Rights Advocacy Director
April 19, 2010
Somalia: Al-Shabaab Metes Out Repression in the South
Indiscriminate Attacks by Opposition, Government, and African Union Forces Devastate Mogadishu
April 16, 2010
Libya: Dissident's Release a Move for Justice
But Jamal al-Haji's Case Highlights Need for Penal Code Reform on Free Expression
April 16, 2010
International: Mixed Message on Resource Revenue Transparency
Global Initiative Expels 2 Countries That Lagged on Reform; Retains 16 Others
April 15, 2010
Philippines: Candidates Should Propose Plans to End Killings
Perpetrators of Political Violence Remain at Large
April 15, 2010
Senegal: Boys in Many Quranic Schools Suffer Severe Abuse
Government Should Hold Teachers Accountable and Regulate Schools