September 24, 2004
Senate Authorizes Humanitarian Assistance for Sudan
On September 23, the Senate approved, by unanimous consent, a bill (S. 2781) that would authorize $200 million in FY2005View More
Human Rights
September 24, 2004
Global Refugee Problem Focus of Senate Hearing
On September 21, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship heard testimony on the global problem ofView More
September 17, 2004
House Condemns Human Rights Abuses in Syria
On September 13, the House approved, 342-0, a resolution (H. Con. Res. 363) condemning the numerous violations of human rightsView More
September 10, 2004
Senate Committee Hears Testimony from Secretary Powell on Sudan
On September 9, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard testimony from Secretary of State Colin Powell on the current crisisView More
July 23, 2004
Congress Declares Genocide in Sudan
On July 22, the House approved, 422-0, a resolution (H. Con. Res. 467) declaring that the atrocities committed in theView More
July 9, 2004
House Panel Hears Testimony on U.S. Support of Human Rights and Democracy
On July 7, the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Human Rights held a hearing on U.S.View More
June 25, 2004
War Crimes in Africa Subject of House Hearing
On June 24, the House International Relations Subcommittee on Africa heard testimony on preventing and responding to war crimes inView More
June 25, 2004
House Committee Condemns Human Rights Abuses in Syria
On June 24, the House International Relations Committee approved, by voice vote, a resolution (H. Con. Res. 363) condemning theView More
June 18, 2004
Senate Panel Holds Hearing on Sudan Humanitarian Crisis
On June 15, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard testimony on the conflict in Sudan and the ensuing humanitarian crisisView More
June 4, 2004
U.S. Policy in Afghanistan Subject of House Committee Hearing
On June 2, the House International Relations Committee held a hearing on U.S. policy in Afghanistan. In his opening remarks,View More