Conviction in Indonesian Murder Trial is Just a First Step
Human Rights First Calls for New Investigation
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Border Bill Passes in the House
Proposed Law Endangers Refugees
Human Rights First Urges Supreme Court to Check Indefinite Detention of U.S. Citizens
Government Fights in Padilla Case to Defend Unlimited Detention Power While Avoiding Court Review
Human Rights First Applauds Agreement Banning Abuse of Detainees
Urges Congress to Secure Victory by Keeping Torture Evidence Out of Court
House Votes Overwhelmingly in Favor of McCain Amendment
Motion to Instruct Conferees Passes with 308 votes
Ex CIA Director, Ex CIA Counterterrorism Director, Intelligence Experts Announce Support for McCain Anti-Torture Amendment; Letter Delivered to McCain as Defense Bill Conferees Prepare to Meet
Former CIA Director Stansfield Turner, former CIA Counterterrorism Center Director Vincent Cannistraro, and 30 retired CIA and other professional intelligence and interrogation experts today wrote Sen
Human Rights First Urges U.S. to Afford International Red Cross Monitors Immediate Access to All U.S.-Held Detainees
HRF Calls for Explanation of State Department Official’s Statement Today that International Red Cross Is Denied Access to Detainees
Timor Leste Should Release Truth Commission Report without Delay
Human Rights First congratulates leadership, urges action
Former CIA Director, Former CIA Counterterrorism Director, 31 Other IntelligenceExperts Announce Support for McCain Anti-Torture Amendment to Defense Bill
Letter Delivered to McCain as Defense Bill Conferees Prepare to Meet
Proposed Law Endangers Refugees
Bill Would Increase Detention and Limit Access to Federal Courts
New Border Strategy Fails to Protect Those who Flee Persecution
Expansion of Flawed “Expedited Removal” Puts Refugees at Risk
Attack on Indonesian Human Rights Supporters Highlights Need for Accountability
Human Rights First calls for prompt inquiry.
Fight Over Graham Bill That Would Strip Courts of Authority to Hear Guantanamo Cases to Continue in Senate
Historic Right to Habeas in Jeopardy