Intergovernmental Organizations

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Africa

June 16, 2008 News Release

UN: Council Faults Sudan Inaction on War Crimes Suspects
Europe/Central Asia

The European Union’s (EU) signing of the Stabilization Association Agreement (SAA) with Serbia today despite Belgrade’s failure to arrest accused war criminal Ratko Mladic is a setback to those seeking justice for genocide in Srebrenica, Human Rights Watch said today.

April 28, 2008 News Release

EU: Tie Serbia’s Membership to Mladic’s Arrest
Asia

(Geneva) - The Ethics Commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) should articulate human rights standards for host countries to end the moral void in which it operates, Human Rights Watch said in a letter released today.

April 1, 2008 News Release

China: International Olympic Committee Operating in Moral Void

News

February 12, 2008 Letter

Letter Commending Belgian Commitment on SAA with Serbia
February 11, 2008 Letter

Letter Commending Dutch Position on SAA with Serbia
November 28, 2007 Statement

Human Rights Watch’s Statement to the IOM Council
November 5, 2007 News Release

EU/Serbia: Don’t Compromise on Mladic
October 11, 2007 News Release

EU/Serbia: Transfer Mladic to The Hague
October 9, 2007 Letter

EU: Urge Serbia to Cooperate with the ICTY
September 24, 2007 News Release

UN: Rights Council Should Set Benchmarks for Sudan
August 16, 2007 News Release

SCO Summit: Crackdown Highlights Failings on Human Rights
October 30, 2006 News Release

Afghanistan: NATO Should Do More to Protect Civilians
October 31, 2005 Letter

Joint Letter on the U.N. Human Rights Council

Daily Brief

February 21, 2019

34 killed and disappeared by police in DR Congo; Jordan's "fake news" amendments need revision; Mexico shouldn’t eliminate key disability rights agency; outbreak of violence in Cameroon takes a heavy toll on education; Trump must raise human rights in his meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un; freedom of speech under threat in Lebanon; media barred from insurgent region in Mozambique; China's censorship crosses borders; and unresolved questions one year after the murder of Slovak investigative journalist Ján Kuciak.