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Home | Our Relationship | Official Reports

The United States releases a variety of reports on human rights issues. On the left, you will find links to information about the most common annual reports, as well as the five most recent of each of these reports for Equatorial Guinea.

Below you will find general information on these reports and links to additional reports from HumanRights.gov, a website managed by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor.

Human Rights Report

2016(PDF version) (PDF 342 KB)
2015 (PDF version) (PDF 320 KB)
2014 (PDF version) (PDF 142 KB)

Trafficking in Persons Report

2016 Trafficking in Persons Report (PDF 1.57 MB)
2015 Trafficking in Person Report (PDF 2.75 MB))
2014 Trafficking in Person Report (PDF 3.79 MB)
2013 Trafficking in Person Report (PDF 4.39 MB)
2012 Trafficking in Persons Report (PDF 1.38 MB)
2011 Trafficking in Persons Report (PDF 2.83 MB)

International Religious Freedom Report

2014 International Religious Freedom Report (PDF 54.2 KB)
2013 International Religious Freedom Report (PDF 21 KB)

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