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Human Rights Watch said Wednesday that the Mexican army is failing to hold soldiers to account for possible human rights abuses including killings, torture and rape.
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Human Rights Watch called on the Sri Lankan government and ethnic Tamil rebels Thursday to allow thousands of families to flee the northern war zone. A local doctor...
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Human Rights Watch called Thursday on the Sri Lankan government and the Tamil Tiger rebels to allow tens of thousands of civilians trapped in the northern war zone to...
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Civilian casualties in Sri Lanka’s civil war have skyrocketed in the past two months, Human Rights Watch said Friday, calling on the government to stop firing...
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I have written about Human Rights Watch and its relationship with Israel beforehand. The New York-based organization has repeatedly been easy toward Israel and its...
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Human Rights Watch says both Russia and Georgia were responsible for violations, atrocities, extrajudicial killings and torture during and after last year’s war.
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Human Rights Watch says Ossetian militias are attacking and harassing ethnic Georgians in the breakaway province of South Ossetia.
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The U.S. and NATO militaries must stop carrying out airstrikes in densely populated Afghan villages unless intelligence is highly reliable, Human Rights Watch said in a...
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The United Nations chief told rights advocates Friday that his choice to be the next U.N. human rights commissioner is a South African judge who was the first black...
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A Human Rights Watch report released Wednesday said France’s legal framework for prosecuting terror suspects is too broad, resulting in too many arrests based on...
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A Dutch policy of forcing some would-be immigrants to pass a language and culture test before seeking a visa is discriminatory, Human Rights Watch said Thursday.The...
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Numerous unnamed graves have been discovered scattered across 18 villages of Kashmir’s Baramulla district. The gravesites largely discovered by the Association of...
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The armies of migrant workers building Beijing’s skyscrapers and Olympic venues are being bilked of wages and placed in dangerous conditions, Human Rights Watch...
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Liberty is trampled under the feet of military regimes. Rights are abused in the name of economic development, political activism is choked to eliminate corruption. And...
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The military junta ruled neighboring country of India, currently under crisis due to pro-democracy demonstrations is reportedly using all methods to recruit soldiers...
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With 9 points into the new Premiership season, Manchester City is flying high. However, the wings could be clipped by a move that has been conceived miles away in Asia....
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Respected international body, the New York based- Human Rights Watch has in its latest report, blamed the Sri Lanka government for gross atrocities against its...
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Despite the fact that legal laws are imposed against child abuse, the tragic plight never ends. Recently, a report released by the Human Rights watch organisation in...
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A news report by Human Rights Watch has concluded that a huge number of girl workers in Guinea are being abused as domestic workers, said BBC News. The report says that...
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In a new dangerous development Colombo Police deported about 400 Tamil refugees staying in the city’s guesthouses to areas near the borders between government and...
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India’s explosive AIDS epidemic is being fueled by pervasive abuses against children who are affected by HIV/AIDS, Human Rights Watch said in a report.
Few...
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AIDS is a disease without boundaries and the speed with which it has engulfed every part of the world proves it. Last year an estimated 2.7 million people were infected...
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