Human Rights
Human Rights Abuses in the Name of Drug Treatment: Reports from the Field
OSI
A 5-page US factsheet detailing the range of abuses practised in the name of drug dependence treatment, and suggest the need for reform on grounds of health and human rights
Human Rights, Drug AbusePosted: 2009-02-23
Rights Not Rescue
OSI
This 106-page US report highlights opportunities to expand human rights protection for sex workers in Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa
Human RightsPosted: 2009-08-06
Tyrants on Trial: Keeping Order in the Courtroom
OSI
This 76-page US report examines the difficulties of ensuring a fair trial when former leaders defend themselves, often by attacking the court while simultaneously treating it as a platform for lengthy espousals of their broad political and ideological views
Human Rights, Crime, Law & OrderPosted: 2009-10-02
Civil Society Perspectives on HIV/AIDS in Nicaragua, Senegal, Ukraine, the United States and Vietnam
OSI
A 60-page report on how marginalized groups are often excluded from national HIV/AIDS policies and programmes
Health, Human RightsPosted: 2007-06-28
Comprehensive Responses to Gender Based Violence in Low-Resource Settings
Population Council
This 56-page report reviews the findings, lessons learned, and promising practices in the provision of comprehensive SGBV services in sub-Saharan Africa
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2010-08-25
Privacy and the Media: How to Balance Rights and Interests
Privacy Victoria
This 16-page Australian paper argues that protecting freedom of expression must not be to the exclusion of privacy rights
Personal Privacy, Human RightsPosted: 2010-12-09
Modernization a la Carte
Project Syndicate
A commentary on how the concept and practice of human rights has developed
Human RightsPosted: 2008-03-11
A New Chance for Darfur
Project Syndicate
An article proposing policies that the international community might adopt to bring about improvements in Darfur
Governance & Politics, Human RightsPosted: 2008-05-15
Human Rights Require Stronger Institutions
Project Syndicate
An article calling for the leadership, resources, a greater sense of urgency, and commitment to the long-term efforts that must dedicated to ensuring that the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration are respected
Human RightsPosted: 2008-12-13
Human Trafficking in Ohio: Markets, Responses and Considerations
Rand Corporation
This 108-page US monograph draws lessons from the responses of 2 Ohio cities to human trafficking
Crime, Law & Order, Human RightsPosted: 2008-03-18
Asylum Seekers
Research Service, Parliament of New South Wales
Kathryn Simon
Immigration & Refugees, Human RightsPosted: 2008-11-27
The Human Right to Food in Nepal
Rights & Democracy
This 78-page Canadian report examines hunger and poverty in Nepal from a human rights standpoint
Poverty & Hunger, Human RightsPosted: 2007-10-25
Human Rights Impact Assessments for Foreign Investment Projects
Rights and Democracy
This 152-page Canadian study looks at the human rights impact assessments of external investments
Human RightsPosted: 2007-06-26
The Syrians Are on Their Own
SADA
This US article asserts that the international community is incapable of stopping the human rights violations in Syria—or even helping the opposition
Human Rights, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2011-11-04
Arms Transfers to Zimbabwe: Implications for an Arms Trade Treaty
SIPRI
This 12-page Swedish background paper details the sources of Zimbabwe's arms and military equipment and examines the question of how human rights considerations should affect arms supplies
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2011-04-14
Arms Transfers to Zimbabwe: Implications for an Arms Trade Treaty
SIPRI
This 12-page Swedish background paper details the sources of Zimbabwe's arms and military equipment and examines the question of how human rights considerations should affect arms supplies
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2011-05-22
Riot Control Agents: Improve Knowledge to Improve Safety
SIPRI
A Swedish essay arguing that there is a growing body of evidence that so-called non-lethal weapons used to control riots are not as safe as they seem and are not always employed as they should be
Crime, Law & Order, Human RightsPosted: 2011-12-16
MAPRO: Mass Atrocity Prevention & Response Options, A Policy Planning Handbook
SSI
A 209-page US policy planning handbook intended to assist the policy community in addressing mass atrocity situations.
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2012-04-27
The Violent Power Struggle in Syria
SWP
A 4-page German commentary discussing the scenarios and policy options for the international community in respect of Syria
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2012-03-16
The EU Fundamental Rights Agency: Satellite or Guiding Star?
SWP
An 8-page German commentary on the creation of the EU Fundamental Rights Agency
Human RightsPosted: 2007-03-28
Reconciliation through a Common Purpose: Third Party Human Rights in Cyprus
TESEV
This 38-page Turkish report represents the end of a yearlong groundbreaking project that looked at the human rights of refugees and asylum seekers on both sides of Cyprus
Disarmament & Peacekeeping, Human RightsPosted: 2011-01-14
The State of the World's Indigenous Peoples
UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
This 250-page report on the state of the world's indigenous peoples reveals alarming statistics on poverty, health, education, employment, human rights and the environment
Indigenous Affairs, Human RightsPosted: 2010-01-22
Challenges to Human Security in the Arab Countries
UNDP
This 288-page Arab Regional Report focuses on human development in the Arab world through a human security lens
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2009-09-20
Global Report on Trafficking in Persons
UNODC
A 292-page report on human trafficking
Crime, Law & Order, Human RightsPosted: 2009-02-14
Telling the Story: Documentation Lessons for Afghanistan from the Cambodian Experience
USIP
This 24-page US briefing reports on a recent conference in Cambodia to introduce Afghan human rights leaders to best practices in documenting war crimes and mass human rights abuses
Human RightsPosted: 2009-01-19
Mass Atrocities in Syria: the International Response
USIP
A US article examing the international response to the mass atrocities in Syria
Human Rights, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2011-08-02
Resurrecting the Wall of Fear: The Human Rights Situation in Syria
USIP
The report of a discussion held in the US on the recent crackdown on human rights activities in Syria
Human Rights, Governance & PoliticsPosted: 2008-04-15
Humanitarian Safe Havens: Bosnia's Lessons for Syria
Washington Institute
This 2-page US policy brief argues that as the international community seeks ways to diminish civilian casualties in Syria as well as cripple the regime's hold on power, the Bosnia trajectory from civilian-defense-unit-liberated areas to internationally designated enclaves provides food for thought in Syria
Defence, Terrorism & Security, Human RightsPosted: 2012-02-19
Empowering Women in the Muslim World
Wilson Center
The summary of three recent US events held to discuss the empowering of women in the Muslim world
Regional, Human RightsPosted: 2010-12-06
Women, Business and the Law 2010
World Bank
This 188-page report measures legal gender parity for entrepreneurs and workers in 128 economies across 6 topics
Human Rights, Employment, Industrial Relations & Training Posted: 2010-03-26
A Roadmap for Integrating Human Rights into the World Bank Group
WRI
This 59-page report examines the WBG’s integration of human rights standards into its operations — highlighting accomplishments, shortcomings, and barriers — and suggest ways forward
Human RightsPosted: 2010-05-18
"We Cannot Achieve What We Want With Hatred"
"Inside Story"
An Australian article reporting on the changing political environment in Burma
Governance & Politics, Human RightsPosted: 2011-11-03
Burma and the Road to Normality
"Inside Story"
An Australian report on the political transformation of Burma
Governance & Politics, Human RightsPosted: 2012-03-12