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Killing and torture by state security forces continues, in Mexico, according to the most recent human rights reports by the United States.

Barely a third of Pakistan's population is literate, "even using a very low standard," the State Department said in its most recent human rights report.

Except for Iran, though, Mr. Bush did not single out any country, including his host, the United Arab Emirates, whose record on human rights "remained problematic," according to the State Department's most recent human rights report.

The United States State Department, in its most recent human rights report on Pakistan, said, "Conservative estimates put the number of bonded workers at several million," despite the ban on the system a decade ago.

The most recent human rights report from the State Department, issued last April, described a Communist state where "citizens could not change their government and political opposition movements were prohibited," and where "the government increased its suppression of dissent".

It was a striking omission: Mr. Bush's State Department, in its most recent human rights report, documented Malaysia's intimidation of the press; its use of the police and courts for arbitrary arrests of Dr. Mahathir's political opponents; and its manipulation of electoral procedures devised to favor the governing coalition that has held power since 1957.

In America's most recent human-trafficking report, published in June, Cambodia and Thailand were given an apparent pat on the back.

Insofar as Americans think about Iceland at all, it's as a land whose remoteness belies a vibrant cultural scene featuring hipster titans, like Björk and Sigur Rós, and exceptional social conditions — it's the top-rated country in the U.N.'s most recent human-development index.

He said redheadedness was "the most recent successful human mutation", with 1-21-2% the world's population having red hair, rising to 6% in northern Europe.

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But according to the most recent State Department human rights report, news media outlets, reporters and their families are still often the targets of threats and attacks by security forces, political parties and militants.