November 6, 2006
Occupied Palestinian Territories: Authorities Must Address Violence against Women and Girls
Inadequate Laws and Policies Deny Victims Justice
October 30, 2006
Saudi Arabia: Lift Gag-Order on Rights Campaigner
Women’s Rights Activist Forced to Sign Oath Not to Protest
October 29, 2006
U.S.: Abortion Regulations Undermine Women’s Right to Choose
Some States Place ‘Undue’ Burden on Access to Abortion
October 8, 2006
UN: New Report Says Violence Against Women Is a Human Rights Violation
Classification Obliges States to Punish Perpetrators and Prevent Abuse
October 3, 2006
UN: New Secretary-General Must Lead on Human Rights
Commitment to Stand Up to Human Rights Violators Required
October 3, 2006
North Korea: Workers’ Rights at the Kaesong Industrial Complex
September 26, 2006
Kyrgyzstan: Bride-Kidnapping, Domestic Abuse Rampant
Despite Progressive Laws, Violence Against Women Goes Unpunished
September 20, 2006
Pakistan: Bush Should Press Musharraf to End Military Rule
U.S. Should Not Turn Blind Eye on Torture, Discrimination Against Women
July 27, 2006
Uganda: No Amnesty for Atrocities
Turning a Blind Eye to Justice Undermines Durable Peace
July 27, 2006
Domestic Workers Abused Worldwide
Report Spotlights Violence and Slavelike Conditions in 12 Countries
July 17, 2006
AIDS: Success in Fight Threatened by Rights Abuses
Conference Must Promote Rights-Based Response to HIV Pandemic
July 11, 2006
Afghanistan: Bombs and Threats Shut Down Schools
Insurgency, Weak International Response Hit Girls’ Education
June 26, 2006
Mexico: Candidates Must Address Murders of Women
Civil Society Groups Demand End to Violence against Women
May 31, 2006
U.N.: AIDS Fight Depends on Respect for Rights
Refusal to Consider Most Vulnerable Threatens U.N. Declaration