COCHABAMBA, Bolivia (Reuters) – The Organization of American States (OAS) delayed on Tuesday the controversial reform of its human rights panel, which a growing number of Latin American nations have criticized. The leftist leaders of Bolivia, Ecuador, …Continue Reading

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A caste system under which North Korea ranks its citizens based on their family's political background and punishes those deemed disloyal to the leadership underpins the country's human rights abuses, according to a study…Continue Reading

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A bill to punish Russian officials for alleged human rights abuses would badly damage U.S.-Russian ties and hurt U.S. exports, business groups said on Tuesday, two days before a key congressional panel will vote on the measure. T…Continue Reading

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Catherine Ashton, high representative of the European Union for foreign affairs and security policy, should address serious human rights concerns on her visit to Pakistan.
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A Kazakhstan court, on June 4, 2012, convicted 34 oil workers and others on charges relating to violent clashes with police in December 2011, despite the use of testimony obtained by tor…Continue Reading

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The World Bank took an important step to fight corruption on May 30, 2012, by publishing decisions to sanction companies for misconduct. The World Bank should adopt a similar approach to…Continue Reading