Burma: Election Points Path to Rights Progress
Ending Discrimination, Abusive Laws Should Top New Government Priorities
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Ending Discrimination, Abusive Laws Should Top New Government Priorities
Donors Failed to Challenge Prime Minister on Rights Abuses
Aggressive Crackdown on Expression, Religion, and Association
End Clampdown on Dissent, Minorities, and Civil Society Groups
Security Force Impunity, Increased Threats to Women’s Rights and Religious Freedom
Activists, Political Opposition, Media Under Attack
Urgent Humanitarian Crisis Looms as Year Ends
Horrific Human Rights Violations Continue Unchecked
Security Forces, Militants Threaten Civil Society
Violence Against Women, Corruption, and Police Abuse
No Real Progress on Justice for Serious Abuses
Repression of Free Speech and Assembly Undermine Credibility
Impunity, Detention Without Trial Persist Amid Reforms
Junta Gave Empty Promises to Return Democracy, Respect Rights
Trade Pact Pledges on Labor Not Matched by Changes on the Ground