March 29, 2004
Uganda: Torture Used to Deter Opposition
Political Opponents Swept Up by Security Apparatus Beyond Legal Oversight
March 24, 2004
Argentina Confronts Past on Coup Anniversary
March 11, 2004
Indonesia: Justice Denied in East Timor Church Massacre
Acquittal of Five Officials Highlights Need for U.N. Mechanism
March 10, 2004
Letter to Secretary Powell and Secretary Rumsfeld
March 9, 2004
Sierra Leone: Justice Undermined by Taylor’s Absence
U.N., U.S. Should Urge Nigeria to Hand Over Liberian Ex-President
February 27, 2004
U.S.: Schröder Should Press Rights Issues
German Chancellor Should Call for New Rights Strategy in Afghanistan, Iraq
February 20, 2004
ICTR/ICTY: Tribunals Set Key Precedent
New Book Organizes Decisions of Tribunals for Rwanda and the Former Yugoslavia
February 6, 2004
DR Congo: Justice for Horrific Crimes Needed
EU Should Provide Funding for Judicial Reforms in D.R. Congo
February 6, 2004
Liberia: Do not forget the crimes
February 4, 2004
Letter to the Foreign Ministers of the Member States of the OAS
February 4, 2004
ICC: Investigate All Sides in Uganda
Chance for Impartial ICC Investigation into Serious Crimes a Welcome Step
February 2, 2004
DRC: Challenges in Addressing Impunity for Horrific Crimes
A Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper
January 26, 2004
Beyond the Hague: The Challenges of International Justice
January 22, 2004
Colombia: Flawed Certification Squanders U.S. Leverage
U.S. Aid Released Despite Evidence of Colombia’s Failure to Meet Conditions
January 15, 2004
Dominik Ilijasevic-Como Tried for Abuses against Bosniac Civilians
Balkans Justice Bulletin