October 18, 2007
ICC/DRC: Second War Crimes Suspect to Face Justice in The Hague
Investigation Should Expand to Include Senior Officials in the Region
October 1, 2007
Ethiopia and the State of Democracy: Effects on Human Rights and Humanitarian Conditions in the Ogaden and Somalia
Human Rights Watch Testimony at a Hearing of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health
September 27, 2007
UN: Security Council’s Troop Plan in Chad/CAR Risks Failing Many
Forces Should Protect all Civilians in Danger
September 20, 2007
Sudan: Civilians Under Attack in Scramble for Darfur
UN Should Impose Sanctions If Khartoum Continues Attacks, Obstruction
August 22, 2007
Darfur: Urgent Measures Needed to Address Sexual Violence
Hybrid Force Should Enhance Civilian Protection Capabilities
August 15, 2007
SADC Gender and Development Protocol: How it can Save Lives
August 2, 2007
Côte d’Ivoire: Peace Process Fails to Address Sexual Violence
National Authorities and International Community Must Act to Reverse Impunity
April 25, 2007
Uganda: Resumption of Juba Peace Talks Welcome
Credible Prosecutions for Most Serious Crimes Key to Durable Peace
November 16, 2006
Uganda: UN Should Stress Peace, Justice Go Hand in Hand
Security Council to Issue Statement Welcoming Juba Talks
September 26, 2006
Kyrgyzstan: Bride-Kidnapping, Domestic Abuse Rampant
Despite Progressive Laws, Violence Against Women Goes Unpunished
July 27, 2006
Uganda: No Amnesty for Atrocities
Turning a Blind Eye to Justice Undermines Durable Peace
July 17, 2006
AIDS: Success in Fight Threatened by Rights Abuses
Conference Must Promote Rights-Based Response to HIV Pandemic
June 26, 2006
Mexico: Candidates Must Address Murders of Women
Civil Society Groups Demand End to Violence against Women
March 21, 2006