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Hidden in the Mealie Meal Gender-Based Abuses and Women’s HIV Treatment in Zambia
HRW Index No.: A1918 December 18, 2007 Report Download PDF, 692 KB, 98 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Crackdown Repression of the 2007 Popular Protests in Burma
HRW Index No.: C1918 December 7, 2007 Report Download PDF, 1800 KB, 131 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Chronic Indifference HIV/AIDS Services for Immigrants Detained by the United States
HRW Index No.: G1905 December 6, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 498 KB, 71 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Deadly Denial Barriers to HIV/AIDS Treatment for People Who Use Drugs in Thailand This 57-page report found that routine police harassment and arrest – as well as the lasting effects of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s 2003 drug war – keeps drug users from receiving lifesaving HIV information and services that Thailand has pledged to provide. The report also documents how drug users face discrimination from health care workers, who continue to deny antiretroviral treatment to people who need it based on their status as drug users. HRW Index No.: C1917 November 29, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 280 KB, 59 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Exported and Exposed Abuses against Sri Lankan Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon, and the United Arab Emirates
HRW Index No.: C1916 November 14, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 905 KB, 133 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Rehabilitation Required Russia’s Human Rights Obligation to Provide Evidence-based Drug Dependence Treatment
HRW Index No.: D1907 November 8, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 422 KB, 112 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Over Their Dead Bodies Denial of Access to Emergency Obstetric Care and Therapeutic Abortion in Nicaragua This 18-page report documents how this ban on abortion has made women afraid to seek even legal health services. Fearing prosecution under the new law, doctors are unwilling to provide necessary care. The report is based on interviews with officials, doctors from the public and private health systems, women in need of health services, and family members of women who died as a result of the ban. HRW Index No.: B1902 October 2, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 130 KB, 18 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release "My Heart Is Cut" Sexual Violence by Rebels and Pro-Government Forces in Côte d’Ivoire
HRW Index No.: A1911 August 2, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 481 KB, 135 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Bottom of the Ladder Exploitation and Abuse of Girl Domestic Workers in Guinea
HRW Index No.: A1908 June 15, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 414 KB, 104 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release "Chop Fine" The Human Rights Impact of Local Government Corruption and Mismanagement in Rivers State, Nigeria This 107-page report details the misuse of public funds by local officials in the geographic heart of Nigeria’s booming oil industry, and the harmful effects on primary education and basic health care. The report is based on scores of interviews in Rivers state with government and donor agency officials, civil servants, health care workers, teachers, civil society groups and local residents. Human Rights Watch also analyzes state and local government budgets. HRW Index No.: A1902 January 31, 2007 Report Download PDF, 109 KB, 921 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release "They Came Here to Kill Us" Militia Attacks and Ethnic Targeting of Civilians in Eastern Chad This 70-page report documents a drastic deterioration in the human rights situation in eastern Chad, where more than 300 civilians were killed and at least 17,000 people displaced in militia violence in November 2006 alone. In most instances, civilians were targeted on the basis of ethnic identity. The Chadian government, preoccupied with quashing rebel insurgents, has not only failed to protect civilians, but is contributing to the cycle of violence by supporting certain abusive armed groups. HRW Index No.: A1901 January 9, 2007 Report Also available in Download PDF, 442 KB, 72 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Custody and Control Conditions of Confinement in New York’s Juvenile Prisons for Girls This 136-page report provides an in-depth look at the abuses and neglect suffered by girls confined in two remote New York State juvenile facilities known as Tryon and Lansing. The facilities are operated by the New York Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) and are the only two higher-security facilities in New York State holding girls. HRW Index No.: G1804 September 25, 2006 Report Download PDF, 1400 KB, 136 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release A High Price to Pay Detention of Poor Patients in Burundian Hospitals This 75-page report documents how Burundian hospitals in 2005 detained hundreds of indigent patients, sometimes in inhumane conditions. Many of those detained were women giving birth who unexpectedly needed caesarian deliveries. In some cases, hospital authorities refused further medical care to those who could not pay their bills and forced them to vacate their beds for wealthier incoming patients. HRW Index No.: A1808 September 7, 2006 Report Also available in Download PDF, 1830 KB, 77 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release "Life Doesn't Wait" Romania’s Failure to Protect and Support Children and Youth Living with HIV More than 7,200 Romanian children and youth aged 15 to 19 are living with HIV. The vast majority were infected with HIV between 1986 and 1991 as a direct result of government policies that exposed them to contaminated needles and “microtransfusions” in which small children were injected with unscreened blood in the mistaken belief that this would improve their immunological status. This 104-page report documents violations of the rights of these children and youth to education, health, privacy and information. It also shows how the authorities fail to protect these children and youth from discrimination, abuse and neglect. HRW Index No.: D1806 August 2, 2006 Report Also available in Download PDF, 679 KB, 107 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release No Bright Future Government Failures, Human Rights Abuses and Squandered Progress in the Fight against AIDS in Zimbabwe This 72-page report documents how the abusive policies and practices of the Zimbabwean government are fueling the HIV/AIDS epidemic, increasing vulnerability to infection, and obstructing access to treatment. HRW Index No.: A1805 July 28, 2006 Report Download PDF, 413 KB, 72 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Mexico: The Second Assault Obstructing Access to Legal Abortion after Rape in Mexico This 92-page report details the disrespect, suspicion and apathy that pregnant rape victims encounter from public prosecutors and health workers. The report also exposes continuing and pervasive impunity for rape and other forms of sexual violence in states throughout Mexico. HRW Index No.: B1801 March 7, 2006 Report Also available in Download PDF, 486 KB, 94 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Rhetoric and Risk Human Rights Abuses Impeding Ukraine’s Fight Against HIV/AIDS This report documents how draconian drug laws and routine police abuse of injection drug users – the population hardest hit by HIV/AIDS in Ukraine – keep them from receiving lifesaving HIV information and services that the government has pledged to provide. HRW Index No.: D1802 March 2, 2006 Report Also available in Download PDF, 496 KB, 86 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Zimbabwe: Evicted and Forsaken Internally displaced persons in the aftermath of Operation Murambatsvina This 61-page report documents the government’s denial of assistance and protection to people internally displaced as a result of Operation Murambatsvina (“Clear the Filth”), which began in May. The report also examines the role of international agencies, and in particular the United Nations country team, in addressing the humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe. HRW Index No.: A1716 December 1, 2005 Report Download PDF, 1150 KB, 63 pgs Purchase online Read Press Release Colombia: Displaced and Discarded The Plight of Internally Displaced Persons in Bogotá and Cartagena The families interviewed for this 60-page report described fleeing their homes after receiving threats, being subjected to torture, or seeing relatives or neighbors killed. When they flee their communities and seek shelter elsewhere, they may wait weeks or even months for emergency aid, are often denied medical care, and may be unable to enroll their children in schools. HRW Index No.: B1704 October 14, 2005 Report Also available in Download PDF, 573 KB, 62 pgs Purchase online Letting Them Fail Government Neglect and the Right to Education for Children Affected by AIDS This 55-page report is based on firsthand testimony from dozens of children in three countries hard-hit by HIV/AIDS: South Africa, Kenya, and Uganda. It documents how governments fail children affected by AIDS when they leave school or attempt to return. Churches and community-based organizations provide critical support to these children, but these groups frequently operate with little government support or recognition. HRW Index No.: A1713 October 11, 2005 Report Download PDF, 372 KB, 59 pgs Purchase online |
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