January 5, 2005
Iran: Journalists Receive Death Threats After Testifying
Presidential Commission Heard Their Testimony of Torture During Detention
January 4, 2005
U.S.: Abu Ghraib Trials Only ‘A First Step’
Those Who Ordered or Condoned Abuses Must Also Be Prosecuted
January 4, 2005
Chile: Supreme Court Confirms Pinochet Indictment
December 29, 2004
D.R. Congo: Civilians at Risk During Disarmament
Joint U.N.-Congolese Disarmament Operations Must Protect Civilians
December 29, 2004
East Timor: New Law Aims to Stifle Political Dissent
President Gusmao Should Veto Bill Threatening Free Expression and Assembly
December 28, 2004
Sympathy for Tsunami Victims
December 28, 2004
Pakistan: End Persecution of Political Opponents
December 23, 2004
Ukrainian Media Asserts Independence but Risks Remain
December 23, 2004
China: Crackdown on Activists Widening
Another Farmers’ Rights Advocate, Intellectuals Detained
December 22, 2004
Jordan: Slander Charge Signals Chill
Revise the Penal Code to Guarantee Free Speech
December 22, 2004
Angola: In Oil-Rich Cabinda, Army Abuses Civilians
Impunity Fuels Human Rights Violations by Troops
December 21, 2004
D.R. Congo: Fleeing Civilians Face Grave Risks
Humanitarian Disaster Looms as 180,000 Civilians Flee Combat
December 21, 2004
Canada: Tamil Rights Advocates at Risk
December 20, 2004
U.S.: Did President Bush Order Torture?
White House Must Explain “Executive Order” Cited in FBI E-Mail
December 19, 2004
Iran: Judiciary Uses Coercion to Cover Up Torture
On National TV, Journalists Forced to Deny They Were Tortured