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Monday, March 31, 2003

State Department Human Rights Reports
Bernard Hibbitts at 9:33 PM ET

[JURIST] The US State Department [official website] Monday released its 2002 Human Rights Reports on the human rights records and practices of countries around the world. Secretary of State Colin Powell formally presented the reports at a special briefing in Washington. Read a transcript of his remarks, get a summary of this year's findings from the Introduction to the series, and review the full set of 2002 Human Rights Reports.

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