December 20, 2016
India’s Answer to Custodial Killings: Cash and Not Justice
Police Are Rarely Held Accountable for Custodial Deaths, As the Case of 22-Year-Old Altaf Shaikh Shows
December 19, 2016
When a Father Handed Over His Son to the Police in Mumbai and He Never Came Back
How the Police Disregard the Laws Designed to Prevent Torture and Mistreatment in Custody
December 19, 2016
India: Killings in Police Custody Go Unpunished
Enforce Laws to End Torture, Deaths of Detainees
November 10, 2016
Iraq: 37 Men Fleeing Fighting Detained
Inform Families of Whereabouts; Allow Outside Contact
October 7, 2016
Nauru and Australia: Partners in Refugee Abuse
A Well-Earned Rebuke From the UN Children’s Rights Committee
August 28, 2016
Ten Years of Drug Policy Failure in Brazil
August 16, 2016
Thailand: Free Hunger-Striking Activist
Unjust Charges Against Constitution’s Critics
August 2, 2016
Dispatches: Philippines’ ‘War on Drugs’ Worsens Jail Miseries
Summary Killing Fears Prompt Criminal Suspects to Seek ‘Safety’ in Jail
July 17, 2016
China: End Abuse of Hunger-Striking Activist
Allow Guo Feixiong Access to Adequate Medical Care, Lawyers, Family
April 5, 2016
France: Inadequate Mental Health Care in Prisons
Detention Conditions, Lack of Treatment Increase Suffering
March 8, 2016
Injustice and misery in PH jails
February 3, 2016
When Brazilian Judges Defend Injustice
January 10, 2016
Yemen: Arbitrarily Held by the Houthis
Campaign of Arrests to Silence Peaceful Critics in Capital
December 25, 2015
Fresh Thinking on Drug Use
Legalizing the possession of drugs for personal use would probably help alleviate the country’s chronic prison overcrowding and allow a fresh approach to the problems of drug dependence