Is the U.S. putting mentally incompetent terror suspects on trial?

At Guantánamo, bizarre proceedings with the 9/11 suspects raise questions about a prisoner's psychiatric evaluation and the murky role of the CIA.

China: As Paralympics Launch, Disabled Face Discrimination

Hiring Bias, Harassment of Disabled Organizations Undermine Laws

France: Sarkozy Should Use Syria Visit to Raise Rights

Damascus Authorities Repress Basic Freedoms

Mexico: Supreme Court Upholds Mexico City Abortion Law

Landmark Decision Confirms Right to an Abortion up to 12th Week of Gestation

Letter to South African Deputy President Ms. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka on Ensuring Migrants’ Access to ART

Letter to South Africa on the Refugee Amendment Bill

The costs of marital rape in Southern Africa

Afterwords

A Few Reflections

SADC: Adopt Gender and Development Protocol

Summit Leaders Should Act on Equality for Women

Guinea: New Leader Should Address Rights Abuses

Urgent Need to End Impunity

Letter on the Occasion of the Association Council between the EU and Jordan, 23 July 2008

Letter to the New Prime Minister of Guinea on Key Human Rights Concerns

Sex Workers Group Wins HIV and Rights Award

Asia Pacific Network of Sex Workers Honored at AIDS Conference

US: Migrant Detainees Suffer From Inadequate Medical Care

Improve Treatment of HIV-Positive Immigrants in Detention