2014年美国的人权纪录 内容简介
本书详细记录了美国2014年的人权状况, 包括关于公民权利、关于政治权利、关于经济和社会权利、关于种族歧视、关于妇女和儿童权利、关于侵犯他国人权等。
2014年美国的人权纪录 目录
Foreword
导言
Ⅰ.On Civil Rights
一、关于公民权利
Ⅱ.On Political Rights
二、关于政治权利
Ⅲ.On Economic and Social Rights
三、关于经济和社会权利
Ⅳ.On Racial Discriminatiort
四、关于种族歧视
Ⅴ.On Women and Children's Rights
五、关于妇女和儿童权利
Ⅵ.On Violations of Human Rights in Other Countries
六、关于侵犯他国人权
2014年美国的人权纪录 节选
《2014年美国的人权纪录（汉英）》： with some even turning a blind eye to fugitives. Police officers were ignoring sex crimes on a regular basis. A report released in November by the inspector general of New Orleans found that of 1，290 sex crime calls for service assigned to five New Orleans police detectives from 2011 to 2013， 840 were designated as miscellaneous， and nothing at all was done （The New York Times， November 13， 2014）. Of the 450 calls that led to the creation of an initial investigative report， no further documentation was found for 271 of them. Police and prosecutors were allowing tens of thousands of wanted felons to escape justice merely by crossing a state border （The USA Today， March 12， 2014）. A confidential FBI database chronicled 186，873 of these cases， including more than 3，300 accused of sex crimes. A total of 78，878 felony suspects won't be extradited from any place but neighboring states （The USA Today，March 12， 2014）. Police indicated they would not spend the time or money to retrieve the fugitive from another state. There was excessive use of violence by police. The WallStreet Journal reported on December 3， 2014， that many ofthe law enforcement agencies did not submit the statisticsabout killings by police when enforcing laws to the FBI. Thereport found at least 1，800 police killings took place in 105police departments between 2007 and 2012. The AssociatedPress reported on December 7， 2014 that at least 400 deathshappened every year as a result of the law enforcement activ-ities by the U.S. police officers， most of who were not pros-ecuted. And some police officers had repeated killings onrecord， though they were investigated for every case. Therewere 55 police officers who were sued at least 10 times withone being sued for 28 times. Los Angeles Times reported on September 14 that since 2004 a committee reviewed 809 complaints of excessive force or misconduct at the Southwest border， but no police officers had been punished. ……
