Hard Life in Ugandan Prisons

Treatment or Torture?

Applying International Human Rights Standards to Drug Detention Centers

Uganda: Languishing Behind Bars

Resolve Overdue Cases of Prisoners With Mental Disabilities

Why the Vietnamese Don't Want to Go to Rehab

Drug treatment in Southeast Asia is brutal, exploitative, and practically worthless

Good Prisoner Health is Good Public Health

Zambia's TB-ridden prisons

Multi-drug-resistant TB is being incubated in Zambia's prisons, amid conditions that violate international human rights law

Zambia: Prison Conditions Endanger Inmates

Criminal Justice Failures, Overcrowding, and Poor Care Exacerbate Spread of TB, HIV

Who Will Defend the Children in Cambodian Drug Rehab Centres?

Cambodia's Drug Treatment Centers: Abusive, Illegal, Ineffective

Cambodia: Close Compulsory Drug Detention Centers

Respect Rights and Expand Voluntary, Community-Based Treatment

Treatment or Punishment?

So-called rehabilitation centres in Cambodia and elsewhere in Asia are in reality prisons where harsh and ineffective measures are used to break the hold of drugs

World Report: Stop Torture, Cruel Treatment in Health Settings

End Government Policies that Compel Medical Complicity and Abuse

China: Drug ‘Rehabilitation’ Centers Deny Treatment, Allow Forced Labor

Anti-Drug Law Perpetuates Rights Abuses

Accounts by 33 Former Guantanamo Detainees