2009 June | Human Rights First

Feinstein Urges DoD to Stop Force Feeding of Guantanamo Detainees

6-19-2013

Kerry Pledges American Leadership on LGBT Rights

6-19-2013

At Gitmo, Battles Over Red Cross, Death Penalty

6-19-2013

Reaffirm U.S. Leadership on World Refugee Day: Immigration Reform Measures Should Honor U.S. Commitment to Refugees

6-19-2013

Political Movement on Gitmo, but Commissions Slog Along

6-18-2013

Opportunity amidst PRISM fallout

6-18-2013

Kerry LGBT Speech Should Reflect U.S. Commitment to Equality

6-18-2013

Proposed SAFE Act Contains Draconian, Costly Immigration Measures

6-18-2013

Barrier for Women Seeking Asylum [Take Action]

6-18-2013

Lawmakers Questioning Use of Immigration Detention

6-18-2013

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

Asylum seekers need understanding

The Hill, 6.18.13

FOIA suit reveals Guantánamo’s ‘indefinite detainees’

The Miami Herald, 6.17.13

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
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