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"Tainted" death sentences given to former regime officials illustrate the "state of disarray" in Libya's justice system, Human Rights Watch said Friday.
The judicial system in post-war Libya is being tested by human rights and national security concerns, the U.N. envoy to Libya said.
Human Rights Watch said there was evidence to suggest children in Bahrain were jailed and abused by security forces.
Tunisian authorities are taking drastic measures to silence their critics, Human Rights Watch said Friday.
Human Rights Watch called on the Libyan government to conduct a probe into a prison riot in which more than a dozen detainees were injured.
Human Rights Watch called on parties to the U.N. Human Rights Council to monitor Saudi Arabia's record on civil organizations as it bids for a seat.
Human Rights Watch said Thursday it was concerned by the alleged mistreatment of a suspect in the assassination of Tunisian opposition leader Chokri Belaid.
There's no political goal that justifies the horrific level of violence carried out by al-Qaida in Iraq, Human Rights Watch said in condemning weekend attacks.
Libya hasn't been able to establish a functioning justice system since the collapse of Col. Moammar Gadhafi's regime in 2011, Human Rights Watch said.
Human rights workers are calling on the Moroccan government to free a student jailed for deprecating comments he made about the king that were put online.
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