This page includes the reports produced jointly by civil society organizations across the United States as well as those from the United Nations directly related to the Universal Periodic Review of the United States of America.  The UN’s UPR Review of the United States is based on three background documents, utilized by all UN state delegates, which are listed under the UN reports section and incorporate the civil society "stakeholder" reports.
 
The 25 USHRN-coordinated stakeholder reports lay out the existing human rights frameworks in the U.S.; note the lack of a coordinating authority or other adequate monitoring and enforcement mechanisms; highlight significant and specific shortcomings in domestic compliance with international human rights standards; and make recommendations on how the U.S. can better meet those standards and live up to its treaty obligations.
 
Download the compilation of 26 stakeholder reports published by the US Human Rights Network, revealing the full breadth and depth of human rights issues that U.S. citizens continue to confront on a daily basis.  Click here to order a hard copy.  

The publication of The Joint Civil Society Reports reveals the full breadth and depth of human rights issues that people in the U.S. continue to confront on a daily basis.