November 15, 2005
Concerns Regarding Provisions in US Anti Terrorism Bill
Submission from Human Rights Watch to Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee Inquiry
October 31, 2005
U.S.: Reject Torture as Policy Option
Torture Debate Spotlights Importance of Global Ban
October 25, 2005
U.S.: License to Abuse Would Put CIA Above the Law
Congress Should Reject Proposed Exemption From Ban on Inhumane Treatment
October 6, 2005
Abuse: Systematic and Chronic
October 4, 2005
United States: Soldiers Provide Accounts of Torture
October 2, 2005
Iraq: Insurgent Groups Responsible for War Crimes
Report Challenges Justifications for Attacks on Civilians
September 27, 2005
Malaysia: ISA Detainees Beaten and Humiliated
Internal Security Act Should Be Repealed
September 15, 2005
U.K.: Detention Plan Amounts to Punishment Without Trial
Draft Antiterrorism Law Raises Serious Human Rights Concerns
September 12, 2005
U.N.: Terrorism Resolution Opens Door to Repression
August 30, 2005
U.S.: Military Commissions Changes Are ‘Cosmetic’
Commissions Should Be Scrapped for Regular Courts
August 13, 2005
Not Worth the Paper They're Written On
Despite what the Prime Minister says, the rules of the game have not changed
August 9, 2005
U.K.: Proposed Anti-Terrorism Measures Threaten Fundamental Rights
Proposals Risk Complicity in Torture, Unfair Trials, and Criminalizing Expression
July 31, 2005