Diplomatic Assurances No Safeguard against Torture

Letter to Dutch Government

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