The Latest Breaking News from Human Rights

Fadil Omar has seen it all in the wake of Sudan’s latest coup d’etat: human rights violations carried out by security forces against protesters, parents having to bury their children and friends who have lost limbs.

Maine finds a way to undercut Carson v. Maikin.

The campaigner said the event in London often looks like “a huge PR, marketing and branding exercise” by big companies.

Opposition leaders have asked new Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to restore the country’s membership in the International Criminal Court to strengthen defenses against human rights abuses

More than a quarter million children have been displaced by junta attacks, hundreds have been killed or maimed, and more than 1,400 arbitrarily detained, said the UN special rapporteur.

Human rights groups say there have been no autopsies or identification of the 23 people killed trying to cross into Spain

Minister R. K. Singh was speaking at the National Human Rights Commission’s conference on rights in the Indian context 

The European Commission suspended funding for two Palestinian rights groups last year amid Israeli ‘terror’ claims.

Human rights organisation Amnesty International has urged France to amend its law on crimes against humanity committed abroad. This would make it possible for people suspected of war crimes in Ukraine or Syria, for example, to be brought to justice in France. But there are significant judicial hurdles.