2008 October | Human Rights First

U.S. Should Adopt Clear Strategy on Syria, End Contracts With Rosoboronexport

6-17-2013

DOJ Releases Identities of Detainees at Guantanamo Bay

6-17-2013

House Agrees to Amendment to Restrict U.S. Contracts with Syrian Regime Weapons Supplier

6-14-2013

Letter Urges Companies to Inform Public of Government Requests under PRISM

6-14-2013

Human Rights First Welcomes Debate on Closing Guantanamo

6-14-2013

Is “Terrorism” a War Crime Triable by Military Commission? Who Knows?

6-13-2013

Testimony Calls on Lawmakers to Press Russia on Human Rights

6-13-2013

Ellison Praised for Measure to Screen for Excessive Force Before U.S. Arms Sales

6-12-2013

Does the Accused USS Cole Bomber Have a Right to Hear Evidence of his Own Torture?

6-12-2013

White House Urged to Make Progress on Shuttering Guantanamo

6-12-2013

A Special Reception Celebrating our Pro Bono Partners

6-12-2013

Key Immigration Reforms Would Increase Pro Bono Representation

6-12-2013

Human Rights Must be Center in America’s “New Relationship” with China

6-11-2013

Baer Nomination as Ambassador to OSCE Praised

6-11-2013

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied for Another Bahraini Medic

6-11-2013

Who Is the U.S. at War With? Obama’s Not Telling

6-11-2013

Second Suspected Homophobic Murder in Russia

6-10-2013

Alleged Cole Bombing Mastermind Scheduled to Appear in Court — 13 Years Later

6-10-2013

Members of Congress Urge Bahraini King to Open Kingdom to U.N.’s Mendez, Outside Observers

6-10-2013

After House blocks Gitmo closure, Obama taps envoy

Washington Examiner, 6.16.13

How The U.S. Asylum Deadline Hurts Women

The Daily Beast, 6.14.13
Elisa Massimino

Workable way forward for Guantanamo

The Hill, 6.13.13
Dixon Osburn

Chen Guangcheng to leave NYU

Associated Press, 6.13.13

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