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HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH PUBLICATIONS“I Can Still Smell the Dead”: The Forgotten Human Rights Crisisin the Central African Republic, 79 pp.“No One’s Left”: Summary Executions by Syrian Forces in al-Baydaand Baniyas, 68 pp.Rights Should Be Central to Post-2015 Development Agenda, 22 pp.“Take That Filth Away”: Police Abuses Against Street Vendorsin Angola, 38 pp.The Risk of Returning Home: Violence and Threats againstDisplaced People Reclaiming Land in Colombia, 184 pp.“They Are Killing Us”: Abuses Against Civilians in South Sudan’sPibor County, 45 pp.Tightening the Screws: Azerbaijan’s Crackdown on Civil Society and Dissent, 100 pp.OctOber 2013Abandoned in Agony: Cancer and the Struggle for Pain Treatmentin Senegal, 85 pp.“Between a Drone and Al-Qaeda”: The Civilian Cost of US Targeted Killings in Yemen,98 pp.Claiming Rights: Domestic Workers’ Movements and Global Advancesfor Labor Reform, 33 pp.“Letting the Big Fish Swim”: Failures to Prosecute High-Level Corruptionin Uganda, 63 pp.“That Land Is My Family’s Wealth”: Addressing Land Dispossessionafter Côte d’Ivoire’s Post-Election Conflict, 111 pp.“They Want a Confession”: Torture and Ill-Treatmentin Ethiopia’s Maekelawi Police Station, 70 pp.“You Can Still See Their Blood”: Executions, Unlawful Killings,and Hostage Taking by Opposition Forces in Latakia Countryside, 105 pp.663