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The 15 pages that link to Human Rights Watch, each with the reason it gives.

• Amnesty InternationalCompared with: Its research-and-advocacy model offers a useful comparison with Amnesty’s membership-based campaigning.

• Debt bondageRelated: Its reporting has documented forced labor and debt bondage in specific industries.

• Paul KagameRelated: Its reporting has documented restrictions and abuses attributed to Rwandan authorities under Kagame.

• Dissident movement in the Soviet UnionRelated: Its founding Helsinki Watch initiative drew on the monitoring model used by Soviet activists.

• Efraín Ríos MonttRelated: Its reporting and advocacy contributed to public scrutiny of abuses under his government.

• Halabja chemical attackRelated: Its 1990 report documented Iraq’s chemical attacks and the broader Anfal campaign.

• Ethnic cleansing of Georgians in AbkhaziaRelated: Its investigations documented wartime abuses and forced displacement in Abkhazia.

• North Korean human rightsRelated: Its research documents abuses and highlights the constraints on direct access.

• Shavkat MirziyoyevRelated: Its reporting documents progress and continuing restrictions under Mirziyoyev’s government.

• Teodoro Obiang Nguema MbasogoRelated: Its reporting has documented restrictions and abuses under Obiang's government.

• Camel racingRelated: Its reporting documented abuses connected with child camel jockeying.

• Philippine drug warRelated: Its reporting documented alleged killings and challenged official accounts of police operations.

• Serdar BerdimuhamedowRelated: Its reporting documents political restrictions and abuses under Serdar’s government.

• Shirin EbadiRelated: Ebadi has worked with international organizations to publicize rights violations in Iran.

• Taslima NasrinRelated: The organization has documented threats against Nasrin and called attention to her safety and freedom.