South Africa can contribute to ending bloodshed in Syria
The recent unification of Syria's opposition could curb human rights violations against civilians, but international pressure is still needed.
Syria: Evidence Shows Cluster Bombs Killed Children
All Governments Should Press Damascus to Stop Using Cluster Munitions
US: Obama Should Veto NDAA if it Restricts Guantanamo Detainee Transfers
Letter to President Barack Obama
Egypt: Morsy Decree Undermines Rule of Law
New Law May Bring Some Accountability but Invites Abuse of Freedoms
Lessons of war - the misuse of schools by militaries
India: The Question Hangs
Afghanistan: No Amnesty for Taliban Crimes
Don’t Trade Talks With Taliban for Immunity From Prosecution
Australia: End Offshore Transfer of Migrant Children
Policy Threatens Unaccompanied Kids, Young Asylum Seekers
A human-rights cold room - Catherine Ashton to visit Central Asia
Ashton has set herself a benchmark for human rights in foreign policy. Her visit to central Asia will be a tough test.
A year of progress in eliminating violence against women
A year of progress in eliminating violence against women
Kazakhstan: EU Should Act on Resolution
Enhanced Relations Should be Linked to Human Rights Progress
Gaza: Build on Ceasefire to Address Rights Abuses
With Fighting’s End, Major Concerns Remain Impunity, Blockade, Freedom of Movement