January 11, 2011
Vietnam: End Chokehold on Dissent Before Party Congress
Leaders Should Uphold – Not Undermine – Fundamental Human Rights
January 10, 2011
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
January 10, 2011
India: Drop Charges Against Maternal Death Protesters
Grievance Redress Procedures for Health Top Priority
January 10, 2011
US: Act on Pledge to Close Guantanamo
Indefinite Detention Nine Years Later With No End in Sight
January 9, 2011
Haiti: After the Shock, Building a Rights-Respecting Future
January 8, 2011
Sudan: Deteriorating Situation in Darfur
January 8, 2011
As Sudan Referendum Nears, Northerners Brace for Backlash
January 7, 2011
Saudi Arabia: Rescind New Online Restrictions
Regulation Subjects Electronic Communications to Government Control
January 7, 2011
Hungary: Media Law Endangers Press Freedom
Problematic Legislation Part of Wider Concern About Country’s Rights Record
January 7, 2011
A Legacy Obama Should Avoid: Allowing Detentions Without Trials
January 6, 2011
US: Stop Returns of Guantanamo Detainees Fearing Mistreatment
Second Algerian Transferred Without Opportunity to Contest Repatriation
January 6, 2011
US: Reject Proposal to Mark Birth Certificates
State Lawmakers’ Plan Would Discriminate Against Citizens Based on Parents’ Status
January 6, 2011
An Assassination in Pakistan
January 6, 2011
Why Kinzer Is Wrong About Human Rights Watch
Stephen Kinzer's accusation that Human Rights Watch imposes western values is an inadvertent apologia for dictators