US: Bush Should Not Issue Preemptive Pardons for Detainee Abuse

Letter to President Bush

Letter urging Bush not to issue a preemptive pardon for detainee abuse

Russia: Ex-Guantanamo Detainee Seriously Ill in Jail

Health Deteriorates During Lengthy Russian Detention

India: Hold Torturers Accountable

Compensation to Victims Only a Partial Solution

US: Obama Should Repudiate Bush Counterterrorism Practices

11-Step Plan Would Combat Terror and Respect Fundamental Rights

European Governments Should Resettle Guantanamo Detainees

Lebanon: Act Now on Steps to Prevent Torture

Country’s Report on Torture Is Seven Years Overdue

Uzbekistan: Activist Sentenced to 10 Years

EU Wrong to Cite ‘Progress’ in Human Rights

United Kingdom: Stop Deportations to Risk of Torture

Promises From Algeria and Jordan Unreliable in Preventing Abuse

UK: Terror Suspect Should Not Be Deported to Jordan

Risk of Torture Too Serious to Permit Abu Qatada’s Return

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Halt Effort to Deport Syrian at Risk of Torture

Abide by European and Bosnian Court Warnings Against Expulsion

EU: Stand Firm Against Diplomatic Assurances

UK Promotion of Assurances Undermines EU Torture Guidelines

Ethiopia/Kenya: Account for Missing Rendition Victims

Secret Detainees Interrogated by US Officials Are Still in Custody

More Blowback from the War on Terror

The US-backed Ethiopian military has secreted away scores of "suspects" – including pregnant women and children – and fueled anti-American rancor in Africa