Albania: Independent Inquiry Needed Into Protester Deaths

Prime Minister Should Refrain from Interfering in Case

UAE: Stepped-Up Harassment of Rights Defenders

But Some Encouraging Steps on Labor Reform for Migrant Workers

Saudi Arabia: New Rules Narrow Space for Criticism

Activists Champion Rights Despite Threat of Jail

Morocco/Western Sahara: Dissidents in Prison, Unfair Trials

A Mixed Picture of Human Rights in the Kingdom

World Report: Governments Soft-Talking Abusers

EU and Others Need to Use Pressure to Bring Change

A Tunisian Revolution that's More Bloody than Jasmine

A Middle Class Revolution

Ben Ali's Tunisia showed all the signs of being a stable and relatively prosperous country. Until it imploded.

Elections without Opposition

Egypt's Recent Election was Rife with Fraud, Opposition Groups Say

European Court Pulls Rug From Underneath Funding for Libel and Privacy Cases

Israel/West Bank: Jail for Peaceful Protesters

Beijing's Broken Promises on Human Rights

The National Human Rights Action Plan wraps up after two years, but confessions extracted by torture are still accepted in Chinese courts

Saudi Arabia: Rescind New Online Restrictions

Regulation Subjects Electronic Communications to Government Control

Hungary: Media Law Endangers Press Freedom

Problematic Legislation Part of Wider Concern About Country’s Rights Record

A Young Man's Desperation Challenges Tunisia's Repression