The Latest Breaking News from HRW

Two reports published today catalogue ‘gruesome yet avoidable accidents’ on construction sites despite the Gulf kingdom’s claims that work-related deaths have fallen

The massacre by government forces and pro-government militias led to reprisal killings by Islamist fighters, according to the NGO.

Army aircraft were reportedly hovering above as the killings took place, showing command control of the operation.

HRW says the 'image internationally of a forward-thinking and modern administration' that Athens wishes to present to the world is at odds with the reality on the ground.

Civic spaces are shrinking under Goita’s rule, democracy activists say, as the military suspends ‘political activity’.

Back in 2025, WTI crude oil famously fell below $0, setting the standard for overwhelmingly bearish commodity markets. With that, another look at the 2025 HRW wheat market.

Land mines and other unexploded remnants of war continue to pose a deadly threat across Syria, causing widespread casualties and long-term harm

International Committee for Solidarity with Rached Ghannouchi decries ‘repressive campaign’ against Ennahdha party head.

A trial of nearly 200 people, among them students and journalists, arrested over Turkey's biggest protests in more than a decade opened in Istanbul on Friday.

The CME's Variable Storage Rate program adds another layer to winter wheat's real supply and demand situation.

The non-governmental organisation Human Rights Watch (HRW) has just released a new report on Tunisia, denouncing the government's use of arbitrary detention as “a cornerstone of its repressive policy” and claiming it is designed to strip individuals of their civil and political rights.