Activists argue the US doesn’t do enough to protect domestic workers. Can an international hearing change that?

Czech Republic may offer justice, compensation to thousands of sterilized Roma women 

Human rights groups weigh boycott of 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

Roma persecution intensifies during the coronavirus pandemic in Europe

The long-lasting scars of Japanese American internment

Book names those allegedly responsible for disappearance of 43 students in Mexico

How rising numbers of Gulf women are escaping abuse to seek asylum

This Holocaust survivor convinced a Dutch rail firm to make reparations

Dozens of Indigenous women forcibly sterilized file a class-action lawsuit against the Canadian government

US deports accused former Nazi guard to Germany

CIA Director Gina Haspel’s memos detailing torture declassified

For some, Haspel for CIA head ‘would be promoting a torturer’

The UN has accused Mexico of torture, cover-up in the case of 43 missing students

More countries, organizations seeking to use aerial drones for peaceful, nefarious purposes

Big-money World Cup sponsors may be the last hope for Qatar’s migrant workers

How the CIA helped make ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ — and shape the torture debate

Burma at the Crossroads

He blew the whistle on CIA torture, and now he’s finally home from jail — and talking

CIA interrogators didn’t just break detainees’ bodies — they also attacked their souls

Here’s how some veterans feel about torture tactics

There may be reason for optimism following the CIA torture report

How the US provides inspiration for terrorists groups like ISIS

Torture doesn’t work — so here’s what does

For Black Hawk Down author, CIA torture report is no surprise

Here are four key findings from the gruesome Senate report on torture

Poles say aiding the CIA’s torture program ‘was simply being a good ally’

Meet the US prison camp that helped give birth to ISIS

American journalist Charles Horman was murdered with the help of the US government, a Chilean court finds

American journalist Charles Horman was murdered with the help of the US government, a Chilean court finds

The producers of Kony 2012 say they’ve learned their lesson, but critics aren’t so sure

Investigators say the photos from Syria show industrialized, systematic killing

New evidence suggests systematic torture by Syria’s government

Guantanamo pre-trial hearings begin for alleged masterminds of 9/11 attacks

Man mistaken by U.S. officials for terrorist wins human rights case

Despite differences, Guantanamo prison out-of-sight, if not mind, in presidential election

In national address, Obama pledges to ‘finish the job’ in Afghanistan

Author Ishmael Beah recounts his childhood as a boy soldier

Pentagon outlines budget cuts to the tune of a half-trillion dollars

The new plan for Afghanistan

Aid agencies concerned with troop surge

Ex-Gitmo detainee’s one-man show

Sierra Leone mental health

‘Global Hit:’ Interrogation Music

Why an Ex-CIA Official was Detained in Panama

Khalid Sheik Mohammed’s Secret Vacuum Cleaner Design

The Disappeared, and Those Waiting

The Medical Ethics of Force-Feeding Guantanamo Hunger Strikers

Justice Denied at Guantanamo Bay

New Report Confirms Torture at Guantanamo Bay

CIA’s Clandestine Chief Connected to Destruction of Torture Tapes

Obama’s C.I.A Nominee John O. Brennan Has “Personal Objections” to Torture

Film Shows 1965 Coup from the Killers’ Perspective

Military Suicide Among Soldiers Who Haven’t Deployed

Zero Dark Thirty and the Depiction of Torture

Hollywood and Terrorism

US Criticized in Europe on Torture and Rendition Cases

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the Military Commissions

The Best and Worst Countries on Global Slavery List

Barack Obama Pledges to ‘Finish the Job’ in Afghanistan

Is Afghanistan Ready for a Withdrawal of US Troops?