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Defcon3 8/21

08/21/2009|Web Originals

Defcon3 8/21Three questions for Obama: What is our goal in Afghanistan, who are we fighting and who are we supporting?

Policy Reversal

05/17/2009|Politics

Policy ReversalAre Obama's policy changes flip-flopping or a reality check?

Striking Video

01/13/2009|World

Striking VideoIsrael hits targets in Gaza as Hamas fires more rockets

'21st Century Barbarians'

08/15/2008|Your World

'21st Century Barbarians'Georgia's President Mikhail Saakashvili insists Russia is guilty of ethnic cleansing

Cold Welcome

08/07/2008|Your World

Cold WelcomeChinese government blasts President Bush as he arrives in Beijing for his criticism of China's human rights record

All Ears

08/06/2008|World

All EarsBeijing taxis carrying tiny microphones

LATEST STORIES

Obama Administration Won't Sign Land Mine Ban

AP| Politics

groups had expressed hopes that the Obama administration would sign the treaty. Stephen Goose, the director of Human Rights Watch 's arms division, said he was surprised by the announcement and called it disappointing. He said that his group

Story|11/24/2009

Kenyans Recruited to Fight in Somali Civil War

AP| World

out of overcrowded refugee camps and the dusty, poor towns around them. Chris Albin-Lackey, a researcher at Human Rights Watch who has interviewed recruits and their families, said: "Refugees are supposed to find safety in the camps, not

Story|11/16/2009

Second Jordanian This Week Dies From Police Beating

AP| World

security," he said. Last year, the New York-based Human Rights Watch accused Jordan of systematic torture in some detention ..... jailer for the CIA until at least 2004, according to Human Rights Watch . The group said that the CIA transferred at least

Story|11/15/2009

Philippine President Signs Anti-Torture Law

AP| World

announcement came as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was visiting the country. The New York-based Human Rights Watch had urged Clinton to raise concerns during her visit to Manila on Thursday and Friday over hundreds of people allegedly

Story|11/13/2009

Afghan Future Threatened by Ex-Warlords in Gov't

AP| World

today," said Brad Adams, the Asia director of Human Rights Watch . The New York-based rights group has called for ..... ve seen no proof they've done anything wrong." Human Rights Watch has documented the indiscriminate killing of civilians

Story|11/12/2009

Report: Complaints Against China's Government Lead to Time in 'Black Jails'

AP| World

The report by New York-based Human Rights Watch on China's "black jails ..... spokesman Qin Gang rejected the Human Rights Watch study and questioned why it ..... petitioners away from cities, Human Rights Watch said. In some cases, police

Story|11/12/2009

U.S. Expresses 'Disappointment' Over Italian Court's Ruling in CIA Rendition Case

FOXNews.com| World

sentences. The verdict "sends a strong signal of the crimes committed by the CIA in Europe," said Joanne Mariner of Human Rights Watch . The crimes were "unacceptable and unjustified," said Mariner, who was in the courtroom for the verdict at the

Story|11/04/2009

Report: Suspend Zimbabwe for Diamond Smuggling, Violence

AP| World

Kimberley Process has so far failed to address smuggling, money laundering and human rights abuses in Marange. Human Rights Watch called last week for Zimbabwe to be suspended from the Kimberley Process. The international rights watchdog has

Story|11/04/2009

Zimbabwe Blocks U.N. Torture Investigator's Visit

AP| World

government." Sipho Mthathi, a Human Rights Watch expert on Zimbabwe, called ..... countries should follow suit. Human Rights Watch also called Thursday for Zimbabwe ..... reach international markets. Human Rights Watch says Zimbabwean soldiers are

Story|10/29/2009

Former Serbian Leader Boycotts Own War Crimes Trial

AP| World

the specter of a repeat of the trial of Milosevic, who also had an attorney forced on him. Param-Preet Singh of Human Rights Watch said denying Karadzic the right of self-defense could backfire. "To strip him of that right by imposing counsel

Story|10/26/2009

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