Respect for Women’s Rights in Armed Conflict Countries
Rights & Democracy is proud to take part in the International Development Week (IDW)
Statement by Gérard Latulippe, President of Rights & Democracy, on the passing of Vaclav Havel
Human Rights Day: an occasion to pay tribute to the world’s defenders of rights and freedoms
Ales Michalevic joins Amnesty International in calling for the release of all political prisoners, prisoners of conscience, and the abolition of the death penalty in Belarus
Ales Michalevic discusses the human rights situation in Belarus with Naheed Nenshi, Mayor of Calgary
Exiled Belarusian presidential candidate Ales Michalevic to receive Rights & Democracy John Humphrey Award in Ottawa
Rights & Democracy’s 20th John Humphrey Award presented to Ales Michalevic, a hero of the pro-democracy movement in Belarus, Europe’s last dictatorship
World Food Day: Freedom from hunger is still an illusion for many
Rights & Democracy’s 20th John Humphrey Award presented to Ales Michalevic, a hero of the pro-democracy movement in Belarus, Europe’s last dictatorship
Rights & Democracy proudly presents I Am Slave (Moi, Esclave), the official closing film of the 2011 Montreal International Black Film Festival
Eduardo Colindres named to Rights & Democracy’s Board of Directors
Rights & Democracy honors Kimy Pernía Domicó, winner of the 2003 John Humphrey Award, reiterates need for investigation into his disappearance
Rights & Democracy Marks World Press Freedom Day
Rights & Democracy calls for end to recent and largest increase in years in human rights violations in China, release of Ai Weiwei
100th International Women’s Day: Rights & Democracy salutes a century of progress on women’s rights around the world
Rights & Democracy’s President Takes Position on the Situation in Libya: Condemns Actions Taken by Kadhafi Against Civilian Demonstrators
Rights & Democracy launches new publication on Afghanistan’s evolving legal framework
Rights & Democracy Statement on the Middle East
The Human Right to Food: International Fact-Finding Mission to Bolivia, February 5-14, 2011
Rights & Democracy honours the memory of those who lost their lives in Haiti’s earthquake
Rights & Democracy voices concern over the electoral process in Haiti
2010 John Humphrey Award Winner from Venezuela Travels to Calgary, Montreal and Ottawa
The board of directors approves a plan of action to put the organization back on track
Rights & Democracy overhauls its management team and announces new directions
Lucie Nizigama: A great loss for the African human rights community
Venezuelan human rights organization, PROVEA, named 2010 laureate of Rights & Democracy’s John Humphrey Award
Rights & Democracy calls for the immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners in Burma
Edwin Legarda Trial: LWBC reacts to the Court ruling
Remembering the legacy of women’s rights pioneer, Rhonda Copelon
Rights & Democracy welcomes new president
Winners of “Innovation, right ahead !” photo contest announced
International Women’s Day 2010: Indigenous women of the Americas face double discrimination
David Matas on the longlist for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize
Burma VJ nominated for best documentary at 2010 Oscars
Rights and Democracy appoints Acting President
Haiti: Rights & Democracy working to account for staff at Port-au-Prince office
The staff of Rights & Democracy deeply saddened by the death of their President
Rights & Democracy strongly condemns human rights abuses and use of violence in Iran
Goma Forum issues urgent call to re-think efforts to end sexual violence in the Congo
Rights & Democracy calls for immediate release of Liu Xiaobo, author of Charter 08
Rights & Democracy joins the UN in calling for action on widespread violence against women in Afghanistan
World Summit on Food Security ends and one billion people are still hungry
Rights & Democracy welcomes David Matas and Michael Van Pelt to its Board of Directors
Executions grim reminders of Chinese legal system’s shortcomings on human rights
Iraqi organization wins the 2009 Rights & Democracy’s John Humphrey Award
President Karzai must open door to greater civil society participation on rights
Undercover Video Journalists in Burma: an Engagement for Social Change
Determined action to end hunger required
Bloggers for Human Rights: New Media vs Repressive Regimes
Zimbabwe: Supreme Court ruling a win for rights over government intimidation
Threat to “kill” human rights defenders by Gambian President totally unacceptable <em>Immediate steps needed to ensure safety of human rights workers</em>
More support for defenders and promoters of democracy is needed
Rights & Democracy pays tribute to Dr. Louis Roy, first Ombudsman of Haiti
Presidential election in Gabon: Rights & Democracy comments in the media
Extended house-arrest for Aung San Suu Kyi must be met with binding UN Security Council resolution
Time is running out for Indigenous peoples on the brink of extinction
Rights & Democracy urges restraint and respect for human rights in Xinjiang
Rights & Democracy strongly condemns human rights abuses in Iran
Rights & Democracy condemns coup d’état in Honduras
Rights & Democracy launches new four-year programme in Haiti
Rights & Democracy welcomes the conviction of Désiré Munyaneza
UN Independent Expert on human rights in Haiti to visit Canada May 24-27
Winnipeg event to address foreign investment and human rights in developing countries
Bradley Farquhar and Marco Navarro-Génie Join the Board of Directors of Rights & Democracy
Burma: Underground Journalist in Toronto for Hot Docs
Political Parties and Democracy: South-South Dialogue between Haiti and Bolivia
Rights & Democracy’s 2003-2008 Five-Year Review tabled in Parliament
Mauritania: Rights & Democracy denounces assault and attempted kidnapping of leading rights defender
Afghan civil society issues Declaration on women’s rights and family law
Canada’s new CSR strategy represents first steps in ensuring corporate respect for human rights
Kabul conference to examine women’s rights in family law in four Muslim countries
Rights & Democracy welcomes Soyata Maïga to its Board of Directors
Aurel Braun named Chair of Rights & Democracy’s Board of Directors
International Women’s Day: Rights & Democracy salutes the courage of women’s rights defenders
Corporations must respect human rights when investing abroad
New study finds foreign investment dispute resolution mechanisms ill-prepared to deal with human rights impacts
Rights & Democracy mourns the death of Dr. Alison Des Forges
Rights & Democracy welcomes the opening of Thomas Lubanga’s trial and demands that justice be served for the victims of sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Rights & Democracy welcomes new member to its Board of Directors
Chinese government must stop intimidating signatories of Charter 08
Rights & Democracy welcomes adoption of an Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
International support for human rights in Zimbabwe needed immediately, says winner of 2008 John Humphrey Freedom Award
The annual John Humphrey Freedom Award speaking tour of Canadian cities is underway
Saad Eddin Ibrahim is the 2008 Recipient of the Pundik Freedom Award
Rights & Democracy urges international pressure for release of all political prisoners in Burma
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights wins Rights & Democracy’s 2008 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Congolese women urge immediate international action on sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Rights & Democracy salutes Hu Jia, winner of the 2008 Sakharov Prize
New report finds pervasive violations of human right to food in Haiti
New study exposes the human cost of China’s economic miracle
Bolivia: Government must protect human rights defenders
Zimbabwe’s new government must prioritize human rights
Rights & Democracy joins effort to see Karadzic charged with sexual crimes
Rights & Democracy Statement on the Political Crisis in Mauritania
Jordanian media activists to attend World Youth Congress in Quebec City
Rights & Democracy mourns the death of aid workers in Afghanistan
Rights & Democracy launches new online Olympic Journal on human rights
The Nobel Women’s Initiative peace mission to the Thai-Burma border, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Chad:
United Nations Security Council resolution on rape as a war tactic: an analysis by Rights & Democracy
Indonesian police arrest former top intelligence official suspected in the 2004 killing of a human rights activist, Munir
Zimbabwe presidential elections: Rights & Democracy to comment in the media
Rights & Democracy welcomes Rémy M. Beauregard as its new President
Rights & Democracy is pleased to be associated with the honour bestowed on the father of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in his native New Brunswick
Rights & Democracy welcomes the adoption of an important new human rights instrument
Aung San Suu Kyi celebrates yet another birthday in detention
Human Right to Food denied in Haiti: Preliminary findings of the fact-finding mission
Support women from Burma: Donate your panties for peace!
The Human Right to Food: International Mission to Haiti, May 26-30, 2008
Prime Minister Sein Win to accept Canadian citizenship for Aung San Suu Kyi
Rights & Democracy Network celebrates five years of campus activism for human rights
Rights & Democracy calls for immediate medical attention for jailed Humphrey laureate
Southern African NGOs take lead on defending human rights in Zimbabwe
Alert: Death Threats Made Against Congolese Women’s Rights Activist
Rights & Democracy Expresses Concern Over the Sentencing of Chinese Human Rights Defender Hu Jia
Crackdown Threatens Democratic Renewal in Zimbabwe
Olympic Torch Should Not Pass Through Tibet
Rights & Democracy to Launch New Project on Women’s Rights in Afghan Family Law Reform
Rights & Democracy calls for restraint and dialogue in Tibet
The Human Rights Council must keep Louise Arbour’s legacy alive
Anniversary of bloody crackdown in Zimbabwe stokes concerns for free and fair vote
Rights & Democracy Welcomes New Board Members
Congolese Women’s Campaign Against Sexual Violence in the DRC Gets Underway
Conviction in murder of leading Indonesian rights activist first step to justice
Great Lakes Region of Africa: The Challenges Facing Civil Society
Student initiative to highlight the plight of refugees
Rights & Democracy condemns the assassination of Benazir Bhutto
Rights & Democracy pays tribute to Jacques Hébert
Jean-Paul Hubert appointed Interim President of Rights & Democracy
Rights & Democracy Applauds Canada’s Sanctions Against Burma and Calls for Tangible Support to Burma’s Legitimate Authorities
Rights & Democracy Condemns Attacks on Human Rights Defenders in Pakistan
Coalition for Women’s Human Rights in Conflict Situations was pleased to learn of the arrest of Germain Katanga in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
Public Discussion with Asma Jahangir, UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief
Rights & Democracy Welcomes the UN Security Council Statement on Burma and Calls for Punitive Measures
Rights & Democracy Calls for Human Rights Council Action on Burma
UN Security Council must act immediately to avoid bloodshed in Burma
Adoption of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Rights & Democracy welcomes UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mrs Louise Arbour’s visit to Iran
Raising awareness about modern slavery
Rights & Democracy outraged at the treatment of the 2006 John-Humphrey Award winner
Rights & Democracy once again demands the immediate release of pro-democracy advocates detained in Burma
Iranian writer and dissident Akbar Ganji wins Rights & Democracy’s 2007 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Rights & Democracy announces new four year commitment to women’s rights in Afghanistan
Indigenous women from 17 American countries gather at Kahnawake July 9 to 11
Canada’s Foreign Minister calls on Indonesia to release findings of Munir inquest
5th session of the Human Rights Council
Rights & Democracy welcomes release of Burmese labour activist, Su Su Nway
Human rights must guide foreign investment
Rights & Democracy condemns recent attacks against the headquarters of two human rights NGOs in Côte d’Ivoire
Indonesia, Canada must act on murder of human rights leader, Munir
Assess human rights impact of foreign investment, says new Canadian study
Su Su Nway, John Humphrey Freedom Award winner, arrested in Burma
GROUNDBREAKING GLOBAL CAMPAIGN SEEKS TO CORRECT FAILINGS OF REPARATIONS FOR WOMEN AND GIRL SURVIVORS OF WAR CRIMES
Sentencing of Huseyin Celil a violation of international human rights law
Human Right to Food at Risk in Nepal: Preliminary findings of an international fact-finding mission
International fact-finding mission on the right to food in Nepal
Outrage over latest violence in Zimbabwe “not enough,” says Rights & Democracy
Rights & Democracy condemns crackdown on women’s rights activists in Iran
Afghanistan’s Sima Samar and Bolivia’s Guido Riveras Franck join Rights & Democracy’s Board of Directors
Open Letter to the Government of Colombia
Colombian paramilitary leader confirms assassination of disappeared Humphrey winner
David Emerson must ensure that trade does not trump human rights in China
Haiti: Violence and impunity continue to plague Haiti’s capital
Top Canadian Rights Award Honours Burma’s Struggle Against Forced Labour
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples – Human rights organizations condemn efforts to block vital human rights instrument
Joint statement to the UN missions
Zimbabwe needs vocal, visible Canadian commitment to ending human rights crisis
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Conservative government increasingly isolated in its unprincipled opposition to vital human rights instrument
Leading rights activist from Zimbabwe says Canada can help end Mugabe’s terror
Leading experts on indigenous rights to address Montreal audience
Rights & Democracy calls for immediate release of detained democracy activists in Burma
Working together for rights in Afghanistan: Canadian and Afghan civil society
Coup leaders must end martial law and restore human rights in Thailand
Rights & Democracy applauds UN Security Council decision to add Burma to its agenda
Burmese villager wins 2006 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Statement: Rights & Democracy strongly condemns the action of the Government of Iran for threatening to prosecute Dr. Shirin Ebadi
Rights & Democracy calls urgently on the Government of Canada to take all steps necessary to stop the execution of a Canadian citizen in China
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
New exhibit explores history and politics of Muslim women`s dress codes around the world
No Justice, No Democracy
Rights & Democracy condemns the targeting of civilians in the recent conflict in the Middle East
Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples moves forward despite lack of support from the Canadian government
Joint Release of NGOs for the Human Rights Council
New publication takes on discrimination against aboriginal women in Canada
International conference to address human rights and democracy in Asia
Support for the United Nations draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Security Council resolution, Canadian support essential for democracy in Burma
Justice for Kimy: Colombian government must end impunity for human rights abuses
Justice for Kimy: Say no to Impunity
Canada must ensure new Human Rights Council avoids pitfalls of the past
Rights & Democracy mission leaves to assess case against jailed Egyptian opposition leader
Human Rights in Haiti require Canada’s long-term assistance
Government of Malawi must comply with Right to Food obligations:
Malawi: International human rights mission to study hunger emergency
United Nations Human Rights Council: International Resolve Needed to Consolidate Reforms
Long-term Commitment to Human Rights Essential for Success of Canadian Mission in Afghanistan
Media Advisory: Press conference on human rights in Afghanistan
Rights & Democracy calls on Préval to form national reconciliation government in Haiti
Statement on the Palestinian Legislative Council Elections
Action needed to stop violence related to the education of Afghan girls
Rights & Democracy saddened by death of Foreign Affairs Canada official in Afghanistan
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples could finally be a reality in 2006
NGO HUMAN RIGHTS CAUCUS: Hong Kong Deal on Collision Course with Human Rights
The WTO finally acknowledges linkage between Human Rights and Trade: Rights & Democracy Responds to Pascal Lamy
Human Rights Caucus Response to Pascal Lamy: Human Rights Cannot be Traded
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY: Human Rights Must Not be Abandoned at the WTO Door
Winner of Prestigious International Human Rights Award to Visit Five Canadian Cities
Rights & Democracy Congratulates Betty Murungi, Winner of the 2005 International Advocate for Peace Award
Burma’s Prime Minister in Exile to Visit Ottawa
Anniversary of Kilwa massacre in Congo highlights need for regulation of Canadian businesses overseas
Rights & Democracy Launches New Project in Haiti
Rights & Democracy welcomes new members to its Board of Directors
Civil society protests deterioration of rights in Tunisia
Human Rights Must Top PM’s Agenda with Chinese Premier
Rights & Democracy announces studies on Human Rights and Foreign Direct Investment
Indigenous women from around the Americas gather at Kahnawake
Denying Democracy, Denying Development: The Case of Zimbabwe
West Papuan Human Rights Leader Wins 2005 John Humphrey Freedom Award
“Absolutely no justification” for murderous terror attacks on London
Stephen Lewis to address Rights & Democracy conference
Rights & Democracy addresses OAS on human rights obligations in the Americas
Rights & Democracy gets international backing for campaign against religious law in Ontario
Help celebrate Aung San Suu Kyi’s 60th birthday
Tunisian rights leader, new report to address free speech in Tunisia
UN Human Rights Commissioner Says Indigenous Rights Declaration A Priority
International trade negotiations in agriculture must respect human rights
International Coalition of Human Rights Organizations of the Americas
Togo Military Flouts National Constitution
Press conference to address Prime Minister Paul Martin’s upcoming visit to China
Canadian Coalition Demands Demilitarization of Tsunami Aid in Aceh
Tenth session of the United Nations Working Group on the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (1)
John Humphrey Freedom Award laureate to visit five Canadian cities
Canada must assess human rights impact of Canadian surveillance technology exports to China
New Human Rights Publication Focuses on Indigenous Women of the Americas
Canada must address lack of legitimate authority in Haiti
Rights & Democracy welcomes the adoption of Right to Food Guidelines
The Canadian government adopts a spirit of collaboration with Canada’s Indigenous peoples
Will Canada Commit to Indigenous Rights?
Political interests block UN negotiations on the Right to Food
Another World is Possible : Rights & Democracy at the Americas Social Forum, July 25-30, 2004
Rwandan Women’s Rights Activist Wins 2004 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Canada must put global hunger ahead of narrow national interests
Stability in the Democratic Republic of Congo must be Canadian foreign policy priority
Canada must do its part to protect human rights in the Americas
Bill Graham, Minister of Foreign Affairs Canada, launches Rights & Democracy’s student network
Rwanda: Ten years after the genocide
Burmese MP who survived massacre at Dipeyin to visit Canada
New Study Rethinks Role of Girls in Armed Conflicts
The Dalai Lama guest of honour at Rights & Democracy policy Seminar in Ottawa, April 23, 2004
News conference to hear from women’s representative to Afghanistan’s historic constitutional talks
Declaration on the Special Summit of the Americas by the International Coalition of Organizations for Human Rights in the Americas
Human Rights Caucus assesses the World Summit on the Information Society
Human Rights Caucus Concerned About WSIS Outcome
World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS): Human Rights Must Be Central to Information Society
John Humphrey Freedom Award laureates begin tour of five Canadian cities
Human Rights Consortium study finds Afghans are still hopeful for the future
Access to Generic Drugs is a Human Rights issue
Women’s security must be priority for upcoming <i>Loya Jirga</i> in Afghanistan
Civil Society recommendations to the Special Conference on Hemispheric Security, Mexico City, Oct. 27-28
Rights & Democracy demands independent inquiry into killing of French journalist in Ivory Coast
Rights & Democracy Urges Malaysian Government to Clear Human Rights Advocate Irene Fernandez
Rights & Democracy salutes Shirin Ebadi, winner of the
Solidarity with Colombian Human Rights Defenders
Canada’s Role in the Impasse on the Question of Indigenous Lands at the United Nations
World Summit on the Information Society
WTO – Cancún
Negotiations on Agriculture: WTO must Recognize the Human Right to Adequate Food.
WTO Threatens Human Rights
Mary Robinson and Mariclaire Acosta Urquidi among distinguished speakers to appear at Rights & Democracy events in Cancun, Mexico.
Putting human rights at the heart of the Information Society
Rights & Democracy congratulates Peru’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission on the release of its final report
Rights & Democracy strongly condemns deadly attack on UN headquarters in Iraq
Two indigenous activists from Latin America receive 2003 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Coalition for Women’s Human Rights in Conflict Situations applauds UN move to replace Del Ponte in Rwanda
The Impact of Investment on Human Rights
International Criminal Court (ICC)
Think Tank on Investment and Human Rights
Togo: Serious Irregularities Observed in Presidential Election Preparations
Women Talk of Rape Before the Sierra Leone Truth Commission
Impunity: Obstruction of Justice in Guatemala
The President of Rights & Democracy on a Mission to the Ivory Coast.
Urgent Appeal: Due Process for Cuban Dissidents
Perpetuation of Warlordism Detrimental to Security for Women
International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
Study on Democratic Development in Mexico
Monitoring Council for Rights and Freedoms Needed in Canada
Rights & Democracy Supports a Women’s Peace Project in Palestinian Occupied Territories
Urgent Appeal: Stop the Execution of 30 Defendants in Democratic Republic of Congo
Rights & Democracy Reacts to Supreme Court Ruling on Louise Gosselin Case
Donor Countries Must Put Women’s Rights in Aghanistan on the Agenda
The Right of Indigenous Peoples to Self-Determination: Rights & Democracy’s President Speaks Out in Geneva
Activist Travels to Canada to Highlight Plight of Women Living Under Sharia Criminal Laws in Nigeria
Battle against terrorism
Afghanistan: Rights & Democracy sets up Kabul Office to administer Women’s Rights Fund
The ICC Must Not Be a Political Tool
Manhattan Minerals Must Recognize the Legitimacy of the Municipal Referendum in Peru
World Summit on Sustainable Development
The Integrity of the Rome Statute must be Protected
The International Criminal Court is Born
Nigerian Women’s Rights Activist Wins John Humphrey Freedom Award
Acting President Named at Rights & Democracy
Indigenous Peoples’ Participation in Colombian Elections Impossible if Basic Right to Life not Respected.
US Undermining International Campaign Against Impunity
Aung San Suu Kyi Released From House Arrest
Rights & Democracy serves notice to Talisman Energy Corporation
What Really Happened at the Barrick Gold Mine in Tanzania
The International Criminal Court Becomes a Reality
Rights & Democracy Condemns Canada’s Vote in Geneva
Justice for Jean Dominique
Barrick Mine in Tanzania: Rights & Democracy and NGOs Demand an Inquiry
Argentina: on the verge of political and institutional chaos
Rapporteurs of the UN, OAS and African Union Denounce Official Tolerance of Violence Against Women by Private Individuals and Groups.
Joint Declaration of the Special Rapporteurs on Womenâs Rights
Canada Should Put Violations of Human Rights in China on the UN Agenda
Rights & Democracy Sends Emergency Aid for Afghan Women
Canadian Organizations Help Build Global Court
Dr. Sima Samar Named to Transition Cabinet in Afghanistan
Women’s Rights Advocate From Afghanistan Tours Canada
WTO Ministerial Meeting in Qatar
Media Advisory
Rights & Democracy Intervenes In Historic Supreme Court Case
Women’s Groups Congratulate ICTY on Charges of Sexual Violence Against Slobodan Milosevic
Colombia – Continued War Is Quickening The Pace Of Indigenous Peoples’ Gradual Extinction
Nortel Technology Threatens Human Rights in China
World Conference Against Racism
Hughes Report – A Wake-up Call about Summit Policing
Afghan Woman Physician wins John Humphrey Freedom Award
Indigenous Peoples have the Right to Self-determination
Rights & Democracy contributes to search for kidnapped Colombian Indigenous Leader Kimy Pernía Domicó
Canada should support Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Participation in the Peace Process
Indigenous Peoples in Colombia in Crisis reports Joint Mission
Quebec Summit – Canada should call for Inquiry by Inter-American Commission On Human Rights
ICC Ratification and Implementation Workshop in Jamaica for Caribbean Countries
Investigating Women’s Rights Violations In Armed Conflicts
International Trade Should Protect Human Rights
Ken Wiwa to call for release of jailed burmese student leader
Canada’s Human Rights Strategy With China Is Not Working
Human Rights Situation Deteriorates in Tunisia
Rights & Democracy Backs Quebec Summit Rights Monitoring Project
Chinese Political Prisoner Labour Lawyer Xu Jian
Chrétien Must Challenge China On Human Rights
Joint Statement by International Human Rights Organizations on Haiti
Canada Must Support Democracy Movement In Kenya
John Humphrey Freedom Award
Indigenous Peoples Have Right To Self-Determination
Tokyo Tribunal On Women’s Sexual Enslavement
Access to Land and Property Linked to Broader Women’s Rights Concerns
Quebec Summit: Fundamental Freedoms Threatened
Summit of the Americas
Respect for Human Rights Key to Middle-East Conflict
Message of Solidarity to the World March of Women
Tiomin Resources
Sir Ketumile Masire visits Canada
End of the Milosevic Regime:
Free Trade In The Americas: End The Secrecy
Sudan’s Treatment Of Women Questioned
Canada Should Hold Freeze On Vietnam Relations
Message of Support to the Falun Gong Movement
Pinochet Case
Chilean Torture Chamber not welcomed in Canada
Montreal’s Shanghai Gardens Cover-up Labour Abuse
Reverend Timothy Njoya Of Kenya Wins 2000 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Free Trade In The Americas Must Respect Human Rights Obligations
International Mediation Only Solution To Eritrean-Ethiopian Conflict
Peru Must Hold New Elections
Strong Contingent of Peacekeepers needed in Congo-Kinshasa
Rights & Democracy Supports Shareholder Action on Talisman Energy
New Study Challenges WTO to Protect Human Rights
Rights & Democracy Challenges WTO on Human Rights
Mounting Violence in Nigeria as Ken Saro-Wiwa Laid to Rest
Rights & Democracy condemns lack of censure against China
Open Letter to Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien
Canadian NGOs press Chrétien on China
Crucial elections in Haiti
China, Women’s Rights and the WTO on the Geneva agenda
United Nations — Commission on Human Rights, 56th Session
Rights & Democracy supports World March of Women 2000
Hope for Peace in Congo-Kinshasa
Québec National Assembly Praised for Stand on Burma
Human Rights Defenders Share John Humphrey Prize on December 10th
WTO Trade Agreements must comply with Human Rights Law
Gender and Human Rights Violations Manuals to be Published
Peacekeepers must be sent to Congo-Kinshasa
Fashion Show to Expose Sweatshop Abuses
Canada: International Law supports Native Rights
Military Coup in Pakistan condemned
International Community abandons East Timorese
Canada must bar War Crimes Suspects from Francophonie Summit
Falun Gong Persecution Must Stop
Burmese activists win 1999 John Humphrey Freedom Award
Essay Launch: Women and Peacebuilding
NGOs must be heared at the Organization of American States
NATO must stop bombing civilian targets
Canadians want Ottawa to place higher priority on Human Rights in International Trade Relations
Indonesian labour leader, Muchtar Pakpahan, in Montreal
One year after Mgr Gerardi’s murder: Guatemala’s investigation at a standstill
Pinochet: Canada should follow Britain’s lead
NATO must arrest War Criminals in Kosovo Conflict
International Trade Agreements should respect Human Rights
Pinochet Decision: An important legal precedent
Burmese Military Must Show Compassion for Ailing Husband of Aung San Suu Kyi
Haiti must protect Human Rights Defenders
Tibetan Award Winner Tours Canada
Pinochet Ruling: important precedent
Texas should commute Canadian’s death sentence
Link trade negotiations to Human Rights
Pinochet Ruling
Ottawa puts Trade ahead of Human Rights
Fund for Public Policy Research in Guatemala
Rwanda: Verdict in the Case of Jean-Paul Akayesu
Human Rights and Democracy Forum in Pakistan
Tibetan wins 1998 John humphrey Freedom Award
Acts of Genocide in Congo-Kinshasa: investigation urgently needed
Effective International Criminal Court in Jeopardy
Acts of Genocide committed in Congo-Kinshasa
Towards an effective International Criminal Court: Meeting the Challenge
Muchtar Pakpahan, leading Indonesian political prisoner, is released from prison
Political Crisis in Indonesia
Human Rights and Democracy in China
Public Executions in Rwanda
Victims of Human Rights Abuses Speak Out
From Witness to Advocate
Is Trade Trumping Human Rights ?
Democratic Republic of Congo: Dissolution of AZADHO
Santiago Summit of the Americas
Another Human Rights Defender Dies in Rwanda
Florence Bird Grant helps Afghan Women express views
The Organization of American States (OAS)
The Government and Armed Forces Responsible for the Reign of Terror in Rwanda
Acts of Genocide and War Crimes Uncovered in Rwanda