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Iraqi police officers march during a graduation ceremony in Jordan, Sept. 16, 2004 (Photo: Ali Jareki/Reuters).
Iraqi police officers march during a graduation ceremony in Jordan, Sept. 16, 2004 (Photo: Ali Jareki/Reuters).
Iraq: Torture Continues at Hands of New Government
Iraqi security forces are committing systematic torture and other abuses against people in detention. A new Human Rights Watch report documents how unlawful arrest, long-term incommunicado detention, torture and other ill-treatment of detainees (including children) by Iraqi authorities have become routine and commonplace. arabic german
Full Report Iraqi Elections
Genocide in Iraq More on Iraq
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Alberto Gonzales (Reuters Photo) Human Rights Watch Opposes Gonzales Nomination
Gonzales helped circumvent legal obligations.
A girl displaced by fighting is embraced by her sister at the Abushouk camp in Darfur (Photo: Finbarr O'Reilly/Reuters). Darfur: Prosecutions Needed to End Atrocities
Ongoing crimes call for ICC referral and greater protection.
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Africa
Chadian 'Feared Torturer' Removed from U.N. Mission in Côte d'Ivoire
The Africa Agenda
D.R. Congo: Army Should Not Appoint War Criminals
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Asia
Human Rights and the Aftermath of the Tsunami
India: End Caste Bias in Tsunami Relief
Sri Lanka: Child Tsunami Victims Recruited by Tamil Tigers
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Middle East and North Africa
Iran: Nobel Winner in Danger of Arrest
Israel Should Reject Proposal for Additional Home Demolitions
Saudi Arabia: Flogging Used to Silence Protesters
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 Americas
Colombia: Demobilization Scheme Ensures Injustice
Chile: Supreme Court Confirms Pinochet Indictment
Canada’s Tamils Must Rethink LTTE Support
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Europe and Central Asia
Ukraine: A New Chance for Human Rights
Kazakh Opposition Party Shut Down
Beyond Ukraine, a Grim Picture
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United States
Justice for Abu Ghraib
New York Should Not Reinstate the Death Penalty
Guantanamo: Three Years of Lawlessness
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The International Campaign to Ban Landmines Millions of Landmines Destroyed
Mine ban treaty’s first five years show progress and problems.
Child soldiers Children Used as Soldiers in Most Major Conflicts
Children are being used as armed pawns in conflicts worldwide.
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