(New York) – President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen should immediately halt attacks by security forces on peaceful protesters and journalists and order an investigation into the deaths of at least six protesters since February 16, 2011, Human Rights Wat…Continue Reading

(New York) – The Budapest Metropolitan Court’s decision on February 18, 2011, to allow an extended route for a gay pride march was an important victory for freedom of assembly in Hungary, Human Rights Watch said today. The Budapest police had denied pe…Continue Reading

(Manama) – At least 38 people were wounded when Bahraini security forces opened fire on protesters coming to pray near the Pearl Roundabout in Manama on February 18, 2011, Human Rights Watch said today.
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After almost 19 years since the first exchange of fire in August 1992, the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict remains as far from political resolution as ever.
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Srinagar, Feb 18 (PTI) Security agencies should take care of human rights while fighting militants in the Valley, Jammu and Kashmir police chief said today.Director General of Police Kuldeep Khoda, who chaired a high level security meeting of top offic…Continue Reading

(ニューヨーク)デモがあったリビアの数都市で、政府の治安部隊は3日間で少なくとも84人を殺害した。ヒューマン・ライツ・ウォッチは地元の病院スタッフおよび目撃者との電話インタ…Continue Reading

This week, Harold Evans wrote about the controversy over Shawan Jabarin’s appointment to Human Rights Watch’s advisory board: Israel’s Supreme Court says Jabarin leads a double life, as a human rights activist who also has a secret association with…Continue Reading