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28th February 2008
IRAN: Women’s rights defenders defy repression

28th February 2008
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Impunity and injustice in the ‘war on terror’ From torture in secret detention to execution after unfair trial?

31st January 2008
Iran End executions by stoning

27th January 2008
A Vision for Change: The Emperors New Clothes

30th November 2007
Uganda Doubly Traumatised

31st October 2007
Occupied Palestinian Territories Torn apart by factional strife

31st October 2007
Zimbabwe: Between a rock and a hard place – women human rights defenders at risk

31st October 2007
Execution by lethal injection A quarter century of state poisoning

31st October 2007
Lebanon Exiled and suffering: Palestinian refugees in Lebanon

31st August 2007
Human Rights at Risk in La Parota Dam Project

31st July 2007
Mexico Oaxaca – clamour for justice

30th June 2007
Enduring occupation Palestinians under siege in the West Bank

30th June 2007
Off the Record U.S. Responsibility for Enforced Disappearances in the “War on Terror”

30th June 2007
Iran: The last executioner of children

23rd May 2007
Afghanistan Detainees transferred to torture: ISAF complicity?

11th May 2007
Hungary Cries unheard The failure to protect women from rape and sexual violence in the home

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