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U.S. Government Upholds Accountability for Contractors Who Torture

1-27-2012

The Murder of David Kato: One Year Later

1-26-2012

New Human Rights First Report Marks Anniversary of Egypt Uprising

1-26-2012

Russian Roots to Syrian Atrocities

1-26-2012

Monday Offers Bahrain Regime Chance to Free Targeted Medics

1-26-2012

Tunisia’s Blasphemy Law Sparks Mob Violence

1-25-2012

President Obama: We Need More U.S. Leadership. Support Democracy in Egypt and Bahrain!

1-25-2012

Neil Hicks Response to State of the Union Address

1-24-2012

Bagram Detainee Transfers Would Strengthen Broader Military Mission in Afghanistan

1-24-2012

Action for Action: U.S. Government’s Response to Ethnic War in Myanmar

1-24-2012

Human Rights First Welcomes Anticipated Release of Egyptian Political Prisoners

1-23-2012

State of the Union Address Must Tackle Human Rights Challenges

1-23-2012

President Obama: Be on the Right Side of History in the Middle East

1-23-2012

China Continues to Crack Down on Human Rights Activists in 2012

1-20-2012

Tell President Obama: Support Democracy and Civilian Rule in Egypt!

1-20-2012

Retired Admirals, Generals Urge Obama to Transfer Cleared Guantanamo Detainees

1-20-2012

Private Security Contractor International Code of Conduct Draft Aims to Improve Industry Standards

1-20-2012

Was it Something I Said?

1-17-2012

Probe of immigration detention sites urged

Newsday, 1/24/2012
by Melanie Lefkowitz

Bahrain orders murder retrial, observer turned back

Reuters, 1/10/2012
by Andrew Hammond

With Guantanamo, Obama’s hope hit political reality

AFP, 1/08/2012
by Stephen Collinson

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