Statement of Human Rights Watch to the United Nations Human Rights Committee

United States Compliance with the ICCPR

New Council Opposed by Unusual Duo: U.S. and Cuba

NGOs Make Urgent Appeal to U.N. Member States to Back Human Rights Council Resolution

U.N.: Intransigence of U.S. Endangers Rights Council

Washington Should Work to Make New Body Effective

U.S.: Accept Draft Resolution on Human Rights Council as It Is

U.S.: Support Draft Resolution on Human Rights Council

Ten Human Rights and Civil Society Leaders Urgently Write Secretary Rice

U.N.: Governments Must Back New Rights Council

Credibility of U.N. Depends on Effective Protection for Victims

U.S. Sends Mixed Messages on Human Rights Council Membership

Haiti: Secure and Credible Elections Crucial for Stability

International Community Must Pledge Sustained Involvement

U.S. Should Push for a Strong U.N. Force in Darfur

Joint Human Rights Watch and International Crisis Group Letter to President Bush Regarding Darfur

U.S.: Push for Strong United Nations Force in Darfur

Civilians at Risk Without Stronger Measures

Security Council Must Take Action to Protect Civilians in Darfur

Joint Human Rights Watch and International Crisis Group Letter to the Members of the U.N. Security Council Regarding Darfur

Impunity in the Great Lakes Region

Statement by Human Rights Watch prepared for the “Arria Formula” meeting

33 NGOs urge the U.N. Democracy Caucus to engage more in Human Rights Council Negotiations