Key U.S. Policy Priorities
Human Rights Report Sees Worldwide Demand for Greater FreedomMore people worldwide
are demanding greater personal and political freedom,
but many governments are resisting this trend, says this
year’s human rights report released February 25 by the
U.S. Department of State. |
Major US Government Statements
A select list of major statements On the United States and Iraq with policy value.
- Clinton on Release of International Religious Freedom Report 2009 (2009-10-26)
- Joint Statement by Vice President Biden, Kurdish Leader Barzani (2009-09-17)
- U.S. Emphasizes Freedom of Expression at Human Rights Council (2009-09-15)
- Hillary Clinton Works Toward Banishing Sexual Violence (2009-08-24)
- United States May Boycott U.N. Racism Conference (2009-03-02)
Latest US Government Statements
The five most recent statements in reverse chronological order.
- U.S. Statement to OSCE on Tolerance and Non-Discrimination (2009-11-05)
- Senior U.S. Diplomats Meet with Burma’s PM (2009-11-03)
- Executive Summary of 2009 State Dept. Religious Freedom Report (2009-10-27)
- Briefing on 2009 Report on International Religious Freedom (2009-10-27)
- Introduction to 2009 State Department Religious Freedom Report (2009-10-27)
US Government Fact Sheets
The five most recent fact sheets.
- White House Document on Delivering on Change: Foreign Policy (2009-05-26)
- The United States Supports the People of Burma (2008-08-08)
- Promoting Democracy in Cuba (2008-05-21)
- Demonstrating Solidarity with the Cuban People’s Struggle for Freedom (2008-05-21)
- Campaign of Terror Unleashed in Zimbabwe (2008-05-08)







