May 22, 2008
Angola: Resume Negotiations with UN Rights Body
Government Seeks to Avoid Scrutiny Before Elections
May 22, 2008
South Africa: Punish Attackers in Xenophobic Violence
Government Should Protect Victims to Ensure Justice
May 22, 2008
UK Must Stop Clinging to Cluster Bombs
May 21, 2008
Turkey: Homophobic Violence Points to Rights Crisis
EU Should Insist on Reforms to Counter Persisting Inequality and Abuses
May 21, 2008
Testimony on the United States and the Promotion of Human Rights and Democracy
Before the US House Foreign Affairs Committee, Subcommittee on International Organizations, Human Rights, and Oversight
May 21, 2008
Armenia: Leading Human Rights Defender Assaulted
Investigate Whether Mikael Danielian Was Targeted for His Human Rights Work
May 21, 2008
Afghanistan: Reinstate Malalai Joya in Parliament
Suspension of Female MP One Year Ago Is Setback for Democracy
May 21, 2008
Côte d’Ivoire: End Impunity for Pro-Government Student Group
Government Should Investigate, Punish Those Responsible for Crimes
May 21, 2008
UN: Sri Lanka’s Defeat a Victory for Human Rights Council
UN Vote Upholds Council Membership Standards on Rights
May 21, 2008
Burma: Immediate Humanitarian Access Remains Priority
UN Secretary-General’s Visit Should Push Relief Before Reconstruction
May 21, 2008
Saudi Arabia: Nour Miyati Denied Justice for Torture
Judge Ignores Evidence in Case of Extreme Abuse against Indonesian Domestic Worker
May 20, 2008
Saudi Arabia: Release Leading Human Rights Activist
Secret Police Arrest Professor at University
May 20, 2008
Burma: Time for UN Security Council to Act
ASEAN Plan Inadequate to Deliver Timely and Sufficient Assistance
May 20, 2008
International Efforts Still Failing Child Soldiers
New Global Survey Finds Children in Fewer Conflicts but Still Fighting