• U.N. Prosecutor Gathering Evidence of Darfur Crimes, December 13, 2005 

• Democracies Have Duty to Defend Human Rights, Official Says, December 10, 2005 

• Bush Proclaims December 10 Human Rights Day, December 9, 2005 

• U.S. Salutes Defenders of Human Rights on Human Rights Day, December 9, 2005 

• Bush, Austria's Schuessel Discuss Human Rights, U.S.-EU Relations, December 8, 2005  

• United States Cites Human Rights as Cornerstone of Foreign Policy, December 8, 2005 

• Ambassador Bolton Criticizes U.N. Human Rights Commissioner, December 7, 2005  

• Human Rights Day Celebrated on December 10, December 7, 2005 

• Rosa Parks To Be Memorialized in U.S. Congress' Statuary Hall, December 1, 2005 

• United States Seeks Security Council Briefing on Burma, November 29, 2005 

• Sudan's Darfur Conflict Shown Through the Eyes of Children, November 28, 2005 

• State's Frazer Returns from Third Trip on Darfur Crisis, November 22, 2005 

• U.S. Says Convictions in Uzbekistan Based on Unfair Trial, November 14, 2005 

• State's Zoellick Presses for End to Violence in Darfur, November 8, 2005 

• Sudan Parties "Need to Regain Momentum," State's Zoellick Says, November 8, 2005  

• U.S. Envoy Sees No Excuse for Human Rights Abuses in North Korea, November 8, 2005  

• State's Zoellick Travels to Sudan Promoting Peace, Aid to Darfur, November 4, 2005 

• Zoellick Heads to Sudan To Continue Push for Peace, November 4, 2005 

• United States Pursuing "Activist Diplomacy" in Sudan, November 1, 2005  

• Creation of U.N. Human Rights Council Immediate U.S. Priority, October 29, 2005 

• State's Fried Says Human Rights, Democracy Key in Central Asia, October 27, 2005 

• Civil Rights Catalyst Rosa Parks Dead at 92, October 24, 2005 

• Secretary Rice Asserts All People Deserve Freedom, October 22, 2005 

• U.S. Outlines Human-Rights Priorities for Security Organization, October 20, 2005 

• Bolton Says U.N. Reform Will Require Time, Hard Work, October 18, 2005 

• U.N. Human Rights Body Must Exclude Violators, U.S. Official Says, October 18, 2005 

• U.S. Condemns Attacks on African Union Personnel in Darfur, October 10, 2005  

• United States Wants Action, Not Words for Darfur, October 10, 2005 

• Senate Confirms New Head of Human Rights, Democracy Bureau, October 7, 2005 

• United States Condemns Upsurge of Violence in Darfur, October 4, 2005 

• Darfur Talks Ongoing, with U.S. Encouragement, October 3, 2005 

• Immigration, Multiculturalism Integral to U.S., Says Scholar, September 28, 2005  

• Special Envoy To Raise N. Korea's Human Rights Profile, Says Rice, September 6, 2005 

• Human Rights Council Essential to U.N. Reform, Bolton Says, August 30, 2005 

• Monument in Washington To Honor Martin Luther King Jr., August 28, 2005  

• Bush Appoints Special Envoy on Human Rights in North Korea, August 19, 2005  

• New Panel Aims To Give Greater Voice to Disabled in Foreign Policy, August 15, 2005 

• United States Supports Women's Empowerment in Iraq, August 15, 2005  

• American Human Rights Activist To Visit Ethiopia, Sudan, August 11, 2005 

• Muslim-American Women Find a Voice in American Society, August 11, 2005 

• United States Transports Rwandan Civilian Police to Darfur, August 8, 2005 

• United Nations To Monitor Use, Abuse of Child Soldiers, July 26, 2005 

• Refugee Women, Children Must Be Protected in Sudan, Rice Says, July 21, 2005 

• Human Rights "Extremely Important" To United States, July 20, 2005  

• U.S. Delegate to Human Rights Commission Holds Internet Chat, July 15, 2005 

• Weekly Review of Developments in Human Rights and Democracy, July 14, 2005 

• Weekly Review of Developments in Human Rights and Democracy, July 7, 2005 

• Human Rights Activist To Participate in Internet Chat July 20, July 5, 2005  

• U.S. Calls on Iran To Release Imprisoned Journalist Akbar Ganji, June 29, 2005  

• Egyptian Female Lawyer Works to Reform Divorce, Citizenship Laws, June 28, 2005 

• Bush Calls Freedom from Torture "Inalienable Human Right", June 26, 2005  

• Promotion of Human Rights, Democracy Vital to U.S. Interests, June 20, 2005 

• Rwanda and Burundi Must Halt Forcible Return of Refugees, June 14, 2005 

• Tsunami-Affected Nations Report Warning System Progress, Needs, June 11, 2005 

• Darfur Peace Talks Resume in Nigeria, June 10, 2005 

• New U.N. Human Rights Office to Open in Guatemala, June 2, 2005 

• Sudan Strategy Must Go Beyond Food, Peacekeepers, Zoellick Says, May 27, 2005 

• Nonproliferation, Human Rights Concern Everyone, Rice Says, May 26, 2005 

• Rice Calls for "Legitimate" U.N. Human Rights Body, April 28, 2005  

• U.S. Outlines Ideas for Reforming U.N. Commission on Human Rights, April 19, 2005 

• No Improvement in Darfur Security, U.N. Report Says, April 18, 2005 

• Human Rights Abuses Systematic Problem for China, Official Says, April 14, 2005 

• Clinton Named Special U.N. Envoy for Tsunami Recovery, April 13, 2005 

• United States Pledges Additional Aid to Sudan at Oslo Conference, April 13, 2005 

• Annan Urges Reform of U.N. Human Rights Commission, April 7, 2005 

• War Crimes Tribunal Given Names of Darfur Suspects, April 5, 2005 

• Rights Abusers Do Not Belong on U.N. Rights Panel, U.S. Says, March 31, 2005 

• Freedom and Democracy in Iraq, March 29, 2005 

• United Nations Sets Sanctions on Darfur Human-Rights Violators, March 29, 2005 

• Acting Assistant Secretary of State Michael Kozak, March 28, 2005 

• Promoting freedom and democracy is the cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, March 28, 2005  

•