Azerbaijan: Ensure Detained Journalists Access to Lawyer, Family

Number of Media Workers in Detention Climbs to Seven

Serbia/Kosovo: Halt Arbitrary Arrests

Wave of Detentions Threatens Free Movement

Turkmenistan: Damning UN Report Shows Need for Urgent Action

EU, US Should Renew Push for Meaningful Human Rights Reforms

Burma: By-Elections a Step, but Not Real Reform

Political Prisoners, Abuses in Conflict Areas Show Violations Persist

Philippines: Keep Promise to Disband Paramilitaries

Dismantling ‘Private Armies’ Only Partial Solution

Bill to fight human smuggling only punishes victims

For Israel’s Palestinian Citizens, an Issue Unsettled

Today, on “Land Day,” Israel should rethink its discriminatory land-use policies

Kenya: Somalia Unsafe for Refugees to Return

Resume Registration of New Arrivals

Thailand: Don’t Block Accountability for Political Violence

Perpetrators From All Sides Should Be Investigated and Prosecuted

One Year On, Duékoué Massacre Belies Ouattara Government’s Promises of Impartial Justice

Libya’s Government Destroys Landmines

Government Pledged to Not Use Mines and to Help Clear Mines

US Supreme Court: Take Into Account Prison Hardships for Youth

Consider Impact of Sexual Violence, Solitary Confinement, Depression

Letter to President of the Republic of South Sudan Salva Kiir Mayardit From South Sudanese Civil Society Organizations Regarding the Government of South Sudan’s Invitation to President Omar al-Bashir to Attend the April 2012 Presidential Summit in Juba

Habré Case: Q&A on “Belgium v. Senegal”

The International Court of Justice Hears Habré Dispute