巴基斯坦：「就像地獄降臨」 -- 巴基斯坦西北部的人權危機 (只備有英文版)
在巴基斯坦的西北部，約四百萬人自2004年起，被捲入人權及人道危機。數以萬計巴基斯坦人，因當地武裝衝突而流離失所，成為國內流離失所人士，他們欠缺食物、食水、醫療和教育機會。這份報告紀錄是次危機中，巴基斯坦政府和武裝團體之間的行為，如何違反國際人道法及國際人權法。

Pakistan: "As If Hell Fell On Me" -- The Human Rights Crisis in Northwest Pakistan 
Some four million Pakistanis have been caught in a human rights and humanitarian crisis that has gripped northwest Pakistan since 2004. The conflict and associated insecurity have displaced hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis. Many of them suffer from serious food and water shortages, and have insufficient access to other basic needs such as health care and education. This report documents how this crisis was precipitated by violations of international humanitarian law, as well as human rights law, by both the Pakistani government and insurgent groups.

伊朗：從遊行至監禁 -- 全國大選後的一年 (只備有英文版)
自2009年6月伊朗一場具爭議性的總統大選過後，曾批評政府或參與遊行反對侵犯人權的伊朗人，均面臨更嚴峻的困境。當局及秘密情報機關加強一直以來的逼害，以鞏固在國家的權力。這份報告的焦點，集中於囚犯及被拘禁者的處境，以及在伊朗發生的令人震驚的人權侵犯事件。

Iran: From Protest to Prison -- Iran One Year After The Election
One year on from the disputed presidential election of June 2009, Iranians who want to criticize the Government or protest against mounting human rights violations face an ever-tightening gag as the authorities and the shadowy intelligence services consolidate their grip on the country and intensify the repression already in place for years. This report focuses on the situation of detainees and prisoners in Iran while recognizing that many other egregious human rights violations in Iran deserve attention in their own right. 

馬來西亞：虐待與遺棄 -- 馬來西亞難民權利遭剝削 (只備有英文版)
馬來西亞是90,000至170,000名難民及尋求庇護者的「家」，他們都住在城市的中心。他們來到馬來西亞，尋求一個安全的環境，離開充滿酷刑、逼害及死亡威脅的故鄉。可是，當他們來到馬來西亞時，遭受虐待、剝削、甚至被視為罪犯，被當局拘捕及扣押。這份報告的焦點，集中於馬來西亞難民及尋求庇護者所面對的人權侵犯處境。根據國際標準，這些人權都是應被尊重的。當局應該採用合符國際人權標準的移民政策。

Malaysia: Abused And Abandoned -- Refugees Denied Rights in Malaysia 
Malaysia is 'home' to between 90,000 and 170,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, most of whom end up living in its urban centres. They come to Malaysia seeking safety, having fled situations of torture, persecution or death threats. But once they arrive, they are abused, exploited, arrested and locked-up – in effect treated like criminals. This report focuses on the human rights violations experienced by refugees and asylum-seekers in Malaysia. These rights must be respected in line with international standards. A coherent migration policy should be implemented.