Though we cannot say that these examples are the most serious violations of human rights or human rights movement, these covers almost all types of human rights violation by state violence and resistance movements against it. Other examples of continuing state violence issues in the world today, like in Tibet and in the Palestine, will be covered later.

Continent	Coutry	Issues
Asia	Cambodia	Massacre in the Killing Fields, poverty, women's and children's human rights issues
	Burma	Suppression on democracy movement in 1988 and the minority
	Indonesia	Massacre by military dictatorship in 1965, suppression of democracy movement during 1998-1999
	East Timor	Human rights violations during Indonesian governance, Massacre in Santa Cruz cemetry in 1991
	Sri Lanka	Military suppression by the Singh Halas, guerilla movements by the Tamils, and issues of missing people under dictatorship
	Taiwan	February 28 incident in 1947 and white terrors in the 1950s, democracy movement and dictatorial rule of the Nationalist Party
North America	The United States	Black movement native American's movement
South America	Mexico	Massacre in 1968 Zapatista movement in Chiapas
	Guatemala	Nativism movements by Menchu
	Chile	Massacre by military dictatorship and missing people
	Argentina	Dirty war committed by military dictatorship
	Brazil	Prisons and human rights
Eurpoe	Former Yugoslavia	Kosovo Conflict
Africa	Brundi	Human rights violations under tribal rivalry
	Sudan	Killings between Nitoros and Arabic government, refugee issues
	Liberia	Slavery of natives by returned former slaves
	South Africa	Abolition of Apartheid in 1989, changed human rights situation after democratization and national union policy