U.S.: Landmark Torture Ban Undercut

Congress Would Allow Evidence Obtained by Torture

U.S.: Oppose the Graham-Levin-Kyl Amendment

Human Rights Organizations Urge Opposition of the Graham-Levin-Kyl Amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act

Response to Criticism of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights

Letter from Human Rights Watch to Secretary Rice

The Lawless Skies

This week, Condoleezza Rice has denied that the CIA has been flying terror suspects to places where torture takes place. But kidnap is nothing new to that organization.

Clarification on CIA Prisons

U.K.: Highest Court Rules Out Use of Torture Evidence

Decision Affirms Global Ban on Torture

U.S.: Rice Response Inadequate

Reject Attempts to Legitimize No-Torture Promises

Council of Europe Initiative to Establish Standards for Diplomatic Assurances Threatens Global Ban on Torture

U.S.: Rice Miscasts Policy on Torture

Remarks at Start of Europe Visit Leave Concerns Unanswered

U.S. Holding at Least Twenty-Six “Ghost Detainees”

List of Detainees Published by Human Rights Watch

List of “Ghost Prisoners” Possibly in CIA Custody

List of Detainees Published by Human Rights Watch

Terror suspects should be prosecuted not tortured

CIA Whitewashing Torture

Statements by Goss Contradict U.S. Law and Practice

Concerns Regarding Provisions in US Anti Terrorism Bill

Submission from Human Rights Watch to Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee Inquiry