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• Bush's Guantánamo policy falls apart

  Nov 21 2008:

  Ken Gude: Yesterday's court-ordered release of Guantánamo detainees has far-reaching implications for the future of the prison

• Judge in Baha Mousa death inquiry to question 'every witness'

  Nov 20 2008:

  Inquiry into death of Iraqi hotel receptionist killed while in custody of British troops intends to find out who inflicted the fatal ill-treatment

• Beyond irony

  Nov 20 2008:

  Afua Hirsch: Welcome to the looking-glass world where BNP members use human rights law to challenge dismissal from public sector jobs

• Derakhshan 'confesses'

  Nov 20 2008:

  Brian Whitaker: The blogger reportedly arrested in Iran appears to be spilling the beans on dissidents living in the west

• Closing Gitmo is just the beginning

  Nov 19 2008:

  Suzanne Nossel: Building US credibility on human rights will be a long-term project - and closing Guantánamo might just be the easy bit

• There is no quick-fix to Afghanistan's refugee crisis

  Nov 19 2008:

  Khaled Hosseini: The mass exodus of Afghans began more than two decades ago. Now the government is struggling to absorb the returning millions

• Iraqis accused of killing soldiers at risk of torture, court told

  Nov 19 2008:

  John Hutton, the defence secretary, intends to hand the men over to the Iraqi higher tribunal

• Bingham is wrong on human rights

  Nov 18 2008:

  Phil Shiner: Lord Bingham may have spoken out on the legality of Iraq, but he stops short of condemning government policy

• Albino Africans live in fear after witch-doctor butchery

  Nov 16 2008:

  Murders of albinos in Tanzania shock the nation as children killed for body parts believed to bring good luck

• No justice in Genoa

  Nov 15 2008:

  Matt Foot: The G8 protesters were brutalised, yet the Foreign Office showed complete indifference

• Uproar as top police cleared of attack on Genoa G8 protesters

  Nov 14 2008:

  Area reserved for public erupts into chants of 'shame, shame' as the presiding judge reads verdict

• Women's rights: 'The UK has deteriorated in its own performance'

  Audio (4min 29sec), Nov 13 2008:

  Saadia Zahidi of World Economic Forum on women's equality

• My sex life is of interest to no one but this squalid industry

  Nov 12 2008:

  Max Mosley: Newspaper editors claim it is their duty to uphold moral values, but there is nothing decent about attacking our privacy laws

• Burmese activists jailed for 65 years over protests

  Nov 12 2008:

  Another 20 activists are being tried on numerous charges and could face sentences of up to 150 years each

• Wrong target, Mr Dacre

  Nov 11 2008:

  Geoffrey Robertson: The problem is not the Human Rights act, but the fact that tabloid editors like Paul Dacre misunderstand it

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