Kyrgyzstan: More Work Needed on Police Abuse
Limited success in combating violence in detention as culture of impunity persists.
Karadzic Interview Request Denied
Former Bosnian Serb leader wanted to give interview to German reporter.
Decision To Disqualify Seselj Judge Upheld
Appeal followed August decision by panel of judges following controversial letter Judge Fredrik Harhoff.
OSCE Faces Fury for Calling Azeri Polls "Flawed"
Presidential advisor says country might review membership after OSCE observers announce “disrespectful” findings on ballot stuffing and other concerns.
Compulsory Newspapers in Kazakstan Region
Practice of forcing people to subscribe to newspapers they don’t want has to stop.
Georgia's Unflustered Election
No street battles, no revolution, and the incumbent is stepping down from presidential office without being kicked out.
Turbulent Times for Armenia's Ancient Church
Bishops gathered for rare assembly have some difficult issues to talk over.
Panel to Investigate Possible Del Ponte Contempt
Karadzic alleges that confidential information may have been disclosed by former official.
Witness Describes Sexual Torture by Bosnia Serb Forces
Court hears of horrendous treatment of women imprisoned in house in Foca in 1992.
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