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Moves seen as tactic to calm international criticism. -
Hunger strikes and public rallies called as demands grow to release detainees. -
It's easy to ignore human rights abuses when there are lucrative energy deals involved. -
Inmates must shell out for even basic services. -
Investigative reporter forcibly returned to unknown fate at hands of security services.
12 Feb 19
Moves seen as tactic to calm international criticism.
18 Jan 19
Hunger strikes and public rallies called as demands grow to release detainees.
Comment
13 Nov 18
It's easy to ignore human rights abuses when there are lucrative energy deals involved.
5 Sep 18
Inmates must shell out for even basic services.
1 Jun 17
Investigative reporter forcibly returned to unknown fate at hands of security services.
12 Apr 17
Diplomatic efforts have stalled with little progress in sight.
19 Oct 16
Despite significant improvements, many people feel they are not getting the best treatment.
24 Sep 16
Opposition groups say reforms will perpetuate the powers of the current leadership.
2 Sep 16
Interior minister vows to pursue the Islamic cleric´s movement.
25 Aug 16
Mooted legal changes would further entrench the president's power.
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