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Report on Science and Human Rights

Past Issues

Summer 2006 Vol XXVI, No. 1

	Geospatial Technologies Project Turns its Eyes to Zimbabwe
	The African Transitional Justice Research Network
	Update on the Project on Science and Intellectual Property in the Public Interest
	The Times they are a' Changin'
	Staff Notes
	Summer Intern Profiles

Fall/Winter 2005 Vol XXV, No. 2

	Environmental Health, Chemistry, and Middle East Peace
	New Horizons for Science and Intellectual Property in the Public Interest
	Psychology and Human Rights: The Ignacio Martin-Baro Fund in review
	Emerging Issue: Iraqi scientists under attack
	New Project Will Explore Geospatial Technologies for Human Rights

Summer 2005 Vol XXV, No. 1

	Measuring Respect: Towards a Global Academic Freedom Survey
	Monitoring Human Rights: New AAAS Manuals
	Science and Human Rights Workshop: Building a coalition to work on domestic human rights
	Scientific Society Profile: Human Rights Section of the American Political Science Association

Fall/Winter 2004 Vol XXIV, No. 2

	The Chixoy Dam: A People's Struggle for Justice and Reparations in Guatemala
	Monitoring Human Rights: New AAAS Manuals
	Understanding and Eliminating Torture: A New Science and Human Rights Project
	Torture: Science and the Law
	Scientific Society Profile: American Chemical Society Subcommittee on Scientific Freedom and Human Rights

Spring 2004 Vol XXIV, No. 1

	SHRP Brings Together Social Scientists Working on Transitional Justice and Trauma Issues in Divided Societies
	Search for Information about Missing Math Professor Continues: New Development in the case of Boris Weisfeiler
	Science and Intellectual Property in Seattle and Beyond
	Scientific Society Profile: The Committee on Human Rights of the NAS, NAE and IOM

Fall/Winter 2003 Vol XXIII, No. 3

	AAAS Human Rights Program Facing Changes: Human Rights Data Analysis Group Forms New NGO
	Notes from the Field: Guatemalan Community Struggles with Chixoy Dam Legacy of Violence, Forced Resettlement
	AAAS Science and Intellectual Property Concludes Planning Phase; Prepares for Action
	Scientific Society Profile: The American Statistical Association Committee on Scientific Freedom and Human Rights

Summer 2003 Vol XXIII, No. 2

	2003 UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture Arrives; Treatment Centers Face Ongoing Harassment Facts About Torture
	Notes from the Field: Data Protection for Human Rights Groups in Guatemala
	Integrating Environment, Health, and Human Rights
	Scientific Society Profile: The Committee on International Freedom of Scientists of the American Physical Society

Winter 2003 Vol XXIII, No. 1

	UN Committee Declares Water a Human Right
	AAAS Celebrates 25 Years of Science and Human Rights
	AAAS Hosts Roundtable on Traditional Knowledge
	Conference Brings Together Social Scientists to Discuss Truth Commissions
	New Human Rights Data Initiative Begins
	Staff Updates

Fall 2002 Vol XXII, No. 2

	Science on the Stand: AAAS Statistician Testifies at the Trial of Slobodan Milosevic
	Dr. Moncef Marzouki Honored at 2002 AAAS Annual Meeting
	Patents, traditional knowledge, and the USPTO
	Talking About Human Rights in Johannesburg
	Staff Highlights

Winter 2002 Vol XXII, No. 1

	New Projects Focus on Intellectual Property and Human Rights
	Meeting Addresses War on Terrorism's Implications for Science and Human Rights
	SHR Honors Herb and Louise Spirer
	Using New Tools to Protect Traditional Ecological Knowledge
	Staff Highlights

Summer/Fall 2001 Vol XXI, No. 1

	Science and Human Rights Reception Honors Dr. Flora Brovina
	New Project Explores the Environmental Dimensions of Human Rights
	Staff Update

Summer/Fall 2000 Vol XX, No. 2

	Conference in South Africa Examines Economic, Social, and Cultural Human Rights
	Nikitin Acquittal Affirmed
	US Encryption Export Policy Update
	Take Action!
	New Publications
	The Right to Travel
	Staff Update