World Report 2005 The New Iraq? U.S.: Blood, Sweat, and Fear Spain: Setting an Example? Iraq: Ali Hassan al Majid and the Basra Massacre of 1999 Egypt: Mass Arrests and Torture in Sinai DRC: Seeking Justice Turkey: "Still crtical" Angola: Coming Home Ethiopia: Targeting the Anuak Uganda: The Less They Know, the Better China: Devastating Blows West Africa: Youth, Poverty and Blood Still at Risk Tunisia: Crushing the Person, Crushing a Movement U.S. Getting Away with Torture? Cote d'Ivoire: Country on a Precipice Ethiopia: Suppressing Dissent Egypt: Black Hole Nigeria: Revenge in the Name of Religion India: After the Deluge DRC: The Curse of Gold Uzbekistan: "Bullets Were Falling Like Rain" Egypt: "Reading Between the Red Lines" Burma: "They Came And Destroyed Our Village Again" Brazil: In the Dark Restrictions on AIDS Activists in China Argentina: Decisions Denied Bangladesh: Breach of Faith Indonesia: Always on Call Israel: Promoting Impunity U.S.: Witness to Abuse Egypt: Margins of Repression Afghanistan: Blood-Stained Hands Chad: The Victims of Hissene Habre D.R.Congo: Civilians Attacked in North Kivu Russia: Positively Abandoned Nigeria: "Rest in Pieces" Colombia: Smoke and Mirrors PNG: "Making Their Own Rules" Uzbekistan: Burying the Truth Uganda: Uprooted and Forgotten U.S.: Leadership Failure Malaysia: Detained Without Trial Iraq: A Face and a Name U.S.: The Rest of Their Lives Torture: A Human Rights Perspective Serbia: Dangerous Indifference Sub-Saharan Africa: Letting Them Fail Colombia: Displaced and Discarded Cuba/United States: Families Torn Apart Sierra Leone: Justice in Motion Middle East and North Africa: False Freedom South Africa: Living on the Margins Morocco's Truth Commission Ukraine: On the Margins Zimbabwe: Evicted and Forsaken Singapore: Maid to Order China: We Could Disappear at Any Time Darfur: Entrenching Impunity Morocco: Inside the Home, Outside the Law Peru: Probable Cause