Egypt and Libya: A Year of Serious Abuses

Human Rights Messengers Remain Particularly Vulnerable in Both Countries

Letter to Secretary Clinton on the Forced Return of Lao Hmong from Thailand

US Refuge Can Be Harsh

Pennsylvania Is Part of a Confusing Roundup

Refugees Are Not Bargaining Chips

United States: End Detention of Refugees for Failure to File Forms

Refugees Detained Arbitrarily for Failing to File for Green Cards After One Year of US Residence

Yemen: Asylum Seekers Run Gauntlet of Abuses

Tens of Thousands Face Murderous Smugglers at Sea, Abusive Policies on Land

Welcome to Yemen – Or Maybe Not

Greece Pledges Better Treatment of Migrants

Slow Movement

Protection of Migrants’ Rights in 2009

2009 a Bad Year for Migrants

Deaths, Labor Exploitation, Violence, and Poor Treatment in Detention

Israel: Court Should Halt Forced Returns of Migrants to Egypt

Avoid Complicity in Serious Egyptian Violations

Letter to the Council of Europe’s Commissioner of Human Rights concerning Aminatou Haidar, expelled by Morocco to Spain

South Africa: Improve Migrants’ Access to Health Care

Xenophobic Violence, Discrimination Imperil Immigrant Health

US: Remote Detainee Lockups Hinder Justice

Transfers of Detained Immigrants Interfere with Lawyer Access and Right to Challenge Deportation