The Latest Breaking News from FRA

Fundamental rights body warns of flawed approach to credible accounts of ill-treatment and loss of life

Rail unions say that inspections continue to be rushed and a new federal study reinforces that concern with railroads routinely allowing less than two minutes per car for inspections

The Slovenian closed in on regaining the Tour and completing the first Giro-Tour double since Marco Pantani in 1998

 In January this year Darangi Bhera Sarubhai, a resident of Khedasan village in Gujarat’s Sabarkantha district, received a notice informing him that his Individual Forest Rights (IFR) claim had been rejected.

A report by the EU’s Agency for Fundamental Rights finds most Jews in Europe fear for their safety.

The full general classification, along with the latest stage result, and the standings for the other jerseys

New federal certification rules have been finalized for train dispatchers and signal repairmen will set minimum standards for those jobs to counteract the investor pressure on railroads to continually cut costs while making sure those employees have the skills they need to operate all the high-tech systems on today's trains

Despite legal advancements and greater openness about sexual orientation, discrimination and violence against LGBTQ+ people is on the rise in places including Europe – while elsewhere in the world many countries still criminalise same-sex relationships.

The Spanish rider continues to build his form ahead of the Tour de France with his maiden general classification win

A fact-finding committee formed by Call for Justice, a Delhi-based organisation, has found “mixed” implementation of the Forest Rights Act (FRA) of 2006 in five States across the country.

Huge crowds see history making rides as Gracey Hemstreet and Louise-Anna Ferguson become the first female riders to compete in the Red Bull Hardline Final