Volume 14, 12/23/03

In this issue:  

• Padilla Case: President Cannot Detain U.S. Citizen Seized on U.S. Soil as Enemy Combatant
• Prosecuting Hussein
• Court TV Film, Inspired by Lawyers Committee Case, Shines a Light on U.S. Detention of Asylum Seekers
• Zimbabwe Suspended from Commonwealth Indefinitely
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Volume 13, 11/7/03

In this issue:  

• Chinese Dissidents, Zimbabwean Archbishop Win LCHR 2003 Human Rights Awards
• Post 9/11 Report: Assessing the New Normal
• Zimbabwe: Rights Lawyer Assaulted by Police
• ICC: Support the Victims Trust Fund
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Volume 12, 10/1/03

In this issue:  

• New LCHR Report Looks at Civil Liberties since 9/11
• Egypt: Vague Law and Emergency Courts Used to Silence Political Discourse
• Workers Rights Group Receives $1.5 Million through Settlement of Nike Suit
• LCHR Celebrates 25th Anniversary - Oct. 23
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Volume 11, 8/21/03

In this issue:  

• Lawyers Committee Mourns Deaths of Colleagues, Condemns Attack on UN Personnel in Baghdad
• LCHR Challenges Detention Without Charge of U.S. Citizen
• UN Moves Toward Holding Corporations Accountable for Rights Violations
• Zimbabwe: African Activists Address Human Rights Crisis
• No Safe Haven for Indicted War Criminal Charles Taylor
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Volume 10, 7/15/03

In this issue:  

• Military Commissions: Trials Could Begin Soon
  Rules Still Deeply Flawed
• Northern Ireland: Investigation into Murder of Human Rights Lawyer “Inadequate,” Court Says
• Crackdown in Cuba
• ICC: US Threatens Aid to Countries that Support the Court
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights

Volume 9, 6/23/03

In this issue:  

• Europe Must Fight Antisemitism
• Secret Arrests Authorized by Federal Court
• Zimbabwe: Public Protests Spark Further Clampdown
• Guatemala: Mack Case Goes to Supreme Court

Volume 8, 6/6/03

In this issue:  

• Workers Rights: Companies Go Public With Rights Audits
• 9/11 Detainees: IG Report Confirms Abuses by Justice Department
• Congo: Fears of Genocide
• Zimbabwe: G8 Leaders Must Act
• Military Commissions: Final Rules Provide No Real Right to Appeal
• Support the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights
  

Volume 7, 5/16/03

In this issue:

• State Department's Annual Human Rights Reports Contain Blind Spots
• ICC: First Prosecutor Elected
• Justice Undone in Guatemala

Volume 6, 4/23/03

In this issue:

• US Proposal for Iraq Tribunal May Not be Viewed As Fair and Impartial
• Repression Escalates in Cuba and Zimbabwe
• Bush Administration Mandates Automatic Detention for Asylum Seekers from 33 Countries
• Police Investigation Confirms Role of UK Security Forces in 1989 Murder of Human Rights Lawyer

Volume 5, 3/19/03

In this issue:

• Egyptian Advocate Saad Ibrahim Acquitted
• "Operation Liberty Shield" Targets Refugees for Detention
• New LCHR Report Tracks Erosion of Civil Liberties in U.S. Since 9/11
• Update on Attorney General and Gender Regulations on Asylum
• LCHR Urges U.S. to Address Allegations of Mistreatment of Detainees

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