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Russian Antiracism Campaigner Beaten, Persecuted on the Eve of February 4 Demonstrations

2-3-2012

Dear DHS: My Husband Is Not A Terrorist—Can He Come Home?

2-3-2012

Chapter Closed: Russian Neo-Nazis Lose Supreme Court Appeal

2-3-2012

South African Court Ruling Sets Important Precedent in Hate Crime Case

2-2-2012

U.S. Government Can Do More to Support Human Rights Defenders like Yevgeniy Zhovtis

2-2-2012

Inquiry Needed Following Egypt Soccer Violence

2-2-2012

King Hamad Al Khalifa of #Bahrain: End the Sham Trials Now!

2-1-2012

Planned Guantanamo Transfers Welcomed

2-1-2012

Human Rights Concerns Linger as Facebook IPO Approaches

1-31-2012

Treasury Secretary Urged to Disrupt Russian Arms Shipments to Syria

1-31-2012

Moving Beyond the Impasse on U.S. Support for Human Rights and Democracy Groups in Egypt

1-31-2012

U.S. Government: Keep Human Rights on the Table with Indonesia

1-31-2012

Impending US Visit by Chinese VP Draws Scrutiny in Wake of Continued Repression

1-30-2012

Fresh Concerns Over U.S. Military Sales to Bahrain as Crackdown Continues

1-30-2012

Learning from Egypt’s Internet and Cellphone Shutdown

1-30-2012

U.S. Government Upholds Accountability for Contractors Who Torture

1-27-2012

The Murder of David Kato: One Year Later

1-26-2012

New Human Rights First Report Marks Anniversary of Egypt Uprising

1-26-2012

Facebook Critics Hope IPO Forces Some Hard Questions

National Journal, 2/1/2012
by Josh Smith

Facebook Warns of Government Regulation in $5 Billion IPO Filing

National Journal, 2/1/2012
by Niraj Chokshi

Op-Ed: Privacy, Free Expression And The Facebook Standard

Forbes, 1/31/2012
by Elisa Massimino

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