The Latest Breaking News from Human Rights

COMMENT: The attorney general Lord Harmer has compared the rise of Reform to 1930s Germany – and it’s not only a mistake but a sign that Labour may be losing its battle with Nigel Farage, writes John Rentoul

The human rights group said six weeks is not enough time to properly consult those affected, arguing it should be extended to at least 12 weeks.

If you're a woman in Saudi, you'll be sent to prison if you become disobedient. Here's the vile reality.

Exclusive: Trade unions and human rights organisations fear environment and human rights being pushed aside

Secretary of State Marco Rubio revised his proposal to overhaul the department to include a secretary-level position to oversee foreign aid.

Detained migrants at an El Paso processing center who are awaiting deportation report are decrying human rights violations, including lack of access to legal counsel

Swedish authorities voted to criminalize the purchase or procurement of online sex acts, in a move targeting customers of webcam platforms and sites like OnlyFans.

The recent attack in Pahalgam and military exchanges between India and Pakistan have renewed international focus on a nearly 80-years-long conflict over Kashmir.

“They say the Maoists are gone. But who will stop the mining?” In episode of What’s Your Ism?, Prof G. Haragopal – veteran human rights defender and peace negotiator – speaks to Sudipto Mondal about structural violence, broken promises, and why civil society must still try – even when peace…

The European Commission has put forward two plans to overhaul asylum processes amid a charged political atmosphere over irregular migration.

The NGO made the claims against the Rwandan-backed group in a new report published on Tuesday.