U.S. Tries to Get Off the Hook on War Crimes

Ahead of U.N. Resolution on Iraq, U.S. Tries to Exclude Its Troops from Prosecution

Prisoner Abuse: How Different are U.S. Prisons?

U.S.: Systemic Abuse of Afghan Prisoners

Open Files on Detainee Deaths

Time to Stop 'Stress and Duress'

<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A22623-2004May12.html" target="_blank">Published</a> in <i>The Washington Post</i> on May 13, 2004

Human Rights Groups write to President Bush about Iraqi Prisoners

Directors urge immediate action to end abuse of detainees in Iraq and elsewhere

U.S.: Open Detention Facilities to Stop Torture

Sweden Implicated in Egypt’s Abuse of Suspected Militant

Egypt Violated Diplomatic Promises of Fair Trial and No Torture for Terrorism Suspect

Prisoner abuse: What about the other secret U.S. prisons?

<a href="http://www.iht.com/articles/518088.html">Published</a> in International Herald Tribune, May 4, 2004

Armenia: Investigate Abuses in Political Crackdown

Hundreds of Opposition Members Detained; Protests Put Down by Police Violence

Iraq: U.S. Prisoner Abuse Sparks Concerns Over War Crimes

Investigation Should Probe Role of Superiors, Private Contractors

Jordan: Victims Jailed in 'Honor' Crime Cases

Uzbekistan: Crackdown Targets Dissident Muslim Women

Uganda: Torture Used to Deter Opposition

Political Opponents Swept Up by Security Apparatus Beyond Legal Oversight

Argentina Confronts Past on Coup Anniversary