September 9, 2009
South Africa/EU: Take Steps Together to Improve Human Rights
Join Forces in Human Rights Council and to Press Repressive Governments for Change
September 9, 2009
Russia: Kadyrov Should Drop Defamation Claim
Lawsuit Should Not Distract From Investigation Into Murder of Rights Advocate Natalia Estemirova
September 9, 2009
China's Assault on the Rule of Law
September 9, 2009
Burma: US Should Complete Policy Review
Principled Diplomacy, Aid, and Targeted Sanctions Can Spur Change
September 9, 2009
Iraq's New Surge: Gay Killings
September 8, 2009
Jordan: Tribunals No Substitute for Reforms on ‘Honor Killings’
Changes to Penal Code Needed to Help Save Women’s Lives
September 8, 2009
Letter to IL Governor Quinn on Tamms Correctional Center
September 8, 2009
Human Rights Watch’s Concerns and Recommendations on Russia
Submitted to the United Nations Human Rights Committee September 2009
September 8, 2009
Some Thoughts for Labor Day
September 7, 2009
Kosovo: Investigate Attacks on Roma
Authorities Should Protect Vulnerable Communities
September 5, 2009
America's Flawed Sex Offender Laws
The Jaycee Dugard case illustrates how America's sex offender registries hurt efforts to stop repeat sex crimes
September 5, 2009
No Blank Check: Japan Should Press Vietnam on Human Rights
September 4, 2009
Gaza: Rescind Religious Dress Code for Girls
Hamas’s Unofficial Orders for ‘Islamic’ Dress Curtail Personal Freedom
September 4, 2009
The Bomber and the Dissident
One got a glorious homecoming. The other was left to rot. Bill Frelick on the paradoxes of justice, Libya-style—and the perils of pretending Gaddafi has changed his stripes.