June 29, 2005
East Timor: U.N. Security Council Must Ensure Justice
U.N. Commission’s Report Urges International Tribunal if Indonesia Fails to Act
June 28, 2005
Balkans: Srebrenica’s Most Wanted Remain Free
Anniversary caps decade of failure to arrest Karadzic and Mladic
June 27, 2005
Algeria: Reforming Justice to Combat Impunity
June 27, 2005
Scores of Muslim Men Jailed Without Charge
Justice Department Misused Material Witness Law in Counterterrorism Efforts
June 26, 2005
Colombia: Women Face Prison for Abortion
Human Rights Watch Joins Challenge to Restrictive Abortion Laws
June 25, 2005
Israel: Bill Would Deny Compensation for Rights Abuses
Palestinians Would Be Excluded from Seeking Remedies in Israeli Courts
June 21, 2005
Algeria: Justice at Risk for Abuses Past and Present
Government Should Avoid Any Amnesty Plan that Ratifies Impunity
June 20, 2005
Egypt: Government Uses National Security to Stifle Dissent
Muslim Brotherhood Detainees Should Be Released Without Delay
June 20, 2005
Indonesia: Girls Working as Domestics Face Abuse
Government Fails to Protect Girls From Abuse and Exploitation
June 17, 2005
Vietnam: Leader’s U.S. Visit Spotlights Rights Abuses
Bush Should Urge Vietnamese Prime Minister to Address Human Rights Violations
June 16, 2005
Iraq: Checkpoints Lack Basic Safety Measures
Pentagon Should Implement Its Own Recommendations to Protect Civilians, U.S. Forces
June 16, 2005
Bangladesh: Government Fails to Act Against Religious Violence
Attacks on Minority Ahmadis Continue Amidst Censorship and Pogroms
June 15, 2005
Uzbekistan: International Human Rights Group Detained
June 15, 2005
Argentina: Limits on Birth Control Threaten Human Rights
Barriers to Contraceptives and Abortion Cause Severe Health Consequences