The Human Rights Watch World Report 2007 contains survey information on human rights developments in more than 70 countries in 2006. 544pp, USA. SEVEN STORIES PRESS.

The Human Rights Watch World Report 2006 contains survey information on human rights developments in more than 70 countries in 2005. In addition to the introductory essay on torture, the volume contains two essays: Private Companies and the Public Interest: Why Corporations Should Welcome Global Human Rights Rules and Preventing the Further Spread of HIV/AIDS: The Essential Role of Human Rights. 532pp, USA. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH.

A collection of annual entries by country, from Angola to Zimbabwe exploring human rights records in each during 2004. The 2005 edition focuses in particular on Darfur and the Abu Ghraib and the relationship between human rights movements and religion. 527pp, USA. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH.

A collection of thematic essays exploring human rights issues facing the world today. The 2004 edition details the events of 2003 looking in particular at the war in Iraq and the use of children as a weapon of war. 407pp, UK. AFRICA WATCH/HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, 1564322947

Reviews of relationship between human rights and governments and examines how the War Against Terror is being used to cloak human rights abuses in sixty countries across the globe. Covers the years from November 2001 to November 2002. Organised by country and includes resource lists. xxxiii, 558pp, USA. AFRICA WATCH/HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH.

The 670-page Human Rights Watch World Report 2002 includes summaries of human rights events in 2001 in 66 countries, as well as analyses of U.S. and European foreign policy, refugee issues, international justice, corporate social responsibility, 670pp, USA. HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH.