June 23, 2004
U.K.: Detention Policy Undermines Anti-Terrorism Aims
Foreign Nationals Held Indefinitely, Without Regard for Basic Human Rights
June 22, 2004
U.S.: Released Documents on Torture Not Sufficient
Commission Needed to Probe Treatment of Detainees
June 16, 2004
Uzbekistan: Free Speech Stifled as Summit Opens
June 16, 2004
Iraq: After June 30, Detainees Must Be Charged
June 15, 2004
U.S.: Restore Rights Undercut by Post 9-11 Policies
Congress Should Act on Legislation to Protect Basic Rights in the United States
June 6, 2004
Bush Administration Lawyers Greenlight Torture
Memo Suggests Intent to Commit War Crimes
May 26, 2004
Sweden: Torture Inquiry Must Be Under U.N. Auspices
Independent Panel Must Probe Abuses by Sweden, Egypt and U.S. Operatives
May 26, 2004
Material Witness Law is Being Abused
Originally published in the The Oregonian on May 27, 2004.
May 17, 2004
U.S.: End Coercive Interrogations of Detainees
Bush Should Reaffirm His 2003 Pledge Against Torture and Ill-Treatment
May 9, 2004
Human Rights Groups write to President Bush about Iraqi Prisoners
Directors urge immediate action to end abuse of detainees in Iraq and elsewhere
May 6, 2004
U.S.: Open Detention Facilities to Stop Torture
May 4, 2004
Sweden Implicated in Egypt’s Abuse of Suspected Militant
Egypt Violated Diplomatic Promises of Fair Trial and No Torture for Terrorism Suspect