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Mass. sues feds over definition of marriage
Massachusetts has filed suit against the federal government. They claim that DOMA interferes with the state's right to define marriage as they see fit. State Attorney General Martha Coakley filed the lawsuit Wednesday in federal court in Boston.
Topix.net

Ghana: Obama Visit Should Highlight Rights
(New York) - United States President Barack Obama should use his visit to Ghana on July 10 and 11, 2009 to encourage its new president, John Atta Mills, to take a leadership position in Africa on issues of democracy and justice, Human Rights Watch said today. read more
Human Rights Watch

Bangladesh: Upgrade War Crimes Law
(July 8, 2009) - Bangladesh should make significant improvements to its 1973 law on war crimes so that its planned trials for atrocities and crimes committed in the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan will bring meaningful justice to victims, Human Rights Watch said today in a letter to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. read more
Human Rights Watch

China: President Should Ease Tension by Acknowledging Grievances
(New York) - Chinese President Hu Jintao, who on July 7, 2009 abruptly left the G8 Summit in Italy to return to Beijing to cope with the Xinjiang protests, should break with past practice and acknowledge Uighurs' grievances, Human Rights Watch said today. Analysts expect that Hu will speak publicly about the developments in the coming days. read more
Human Rights Watch

Supreme Court Preserves Voting Rights Act Oversight Provision
WASHINGTON - In an 8-1 vote today, the Supreme Court left in place the preclearance requirements of the voting rights Act. Under Section 5 of the Act, jurisdictions with a history of voting discrimination must obtain approval from either the Justice Department or a federal court before implementing any changes in their voting practices or procedures.
aclu.org

Government Rescinds ``No Match`` Rule Harmful To Legal Workers
WASHINGTON - Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano announced today that DHS would rescind the Social Security Administration (SSA) 'no match' rule. The rule would have unlawfully used the error-ridden SSA database for immigration enforcement by requiring employers to fire workers who are unable to resolve discrepancies in their Social Security records. The civil rights coalition challenging the policy charged that the rule would put the livelihoods of authorized workers - including U.S. citizens - at risk and have a devastating impact on the already suffering U.S. economy. The rule has never been implemented.
aclu.org

Honduras: Evidence Suggests Soldiers Shot Into Unarmed Crowd
Evidence obtained by Human Rights Watch suggests that Honduran soldiers may have used excessive force against supporters of the ousted president, Manuel Zelaya, outside the Tegucigalpa airport on July 5, 2009, Human Rights Watch said today. read more
Human Rights Watch

Give all elderly the right to die - Nitschke
PHILIP Nitschke says he no longer believes voluntary euthanasia should only be available to the terminally ill, but that elderly people afraid of getting old and incapacitated should also have a choic...
Chicago Chronicle

US: Revisions Can't Fix Military Commissions
(New York) - Obama administration-backed legislation before the US Senate to revise military commissions would harm efforts to bring terrorism suspects to justice, Human Rights Watch said today. read more
Human Rights Watch

Iran: Detainees Describe Beatings, Pressure to Confess
(New York) - The Iranian authorities are using prolonged harsh interrogations, beatings, sleep deprivation, and threats of torture to extract false confessions from detainees arrested since the disputed June 12 presidential election, Human Rights Watch said today. read more
Human Rights Watch

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