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The deadly munitions can burn human flesh ‘through the bone’, says Human Rights Watch

According to human rights groups, North Korean women and girls undergo ‘intense and pervasive human rights abuses’

Human Rights Watch says the Israeli military unlawfully fired white phosphorus shells into a village in southern Lebanon

Five players have sought asylum in Australia but neither decision was easy amid a volatile situation in the Middle East

Landmark ruling in Celia Ramos case finds 310,000 women, most Indigenous, were targeted in brutal 1990s campaign

Celia Ramos was only 34 when she died, leaving behind three daughters in her Andean village

In today’s newsletter: Labour’s new framework marks a decisive shift in how the UK treats people granted protection​ and expos​es tensions between electoral strategy, public service pressures and the party’s historic commitments to human rights

Moreton Bay council’s clearing of tent city breached human rights, supreme court rules

Experts say government’s shutdown means civilians are not seeing evacuation warnings before bombs hit

“Animals, women, immigrants, and everybody else except rich men are treated like objects."

Thailand’s street art scene has a way of turning everyday walls into open-air editorials that can be absorbed in a quick glance, but then keep you thinking long after you’ve walked away. That tension between immediacy and deeper meaning is exactly where Thai street artist LuckyLeg likes to work. He…