Significant human rights problems persisted . . . and there were limitations on citizens' ability to change their government due to corruption, fraudulent voter registration, and administrative weakness.
Feingold references human rights issues in Yemen as noted by the State Department.
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Well, this is, of course, one of the complicated aspects of these kinds of armed groups where often the families and the kids are with them in the camps.
You may apply a legal standard to whether or not you should recuse yourself, but it's her decision. There's no appeal from it. She's not mandated to do it or not do it.
I remember you coming to me and talking to me about this unbelievably tragic treatment of women.
The people of eastern Congo, particularly the women of eastern Congo, have to believe that the military is there for them, not to be an opportunity for abusing them.
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