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South Korea's president advocates for a unified Korean Peninsula amidst tensions with North Korea, emphasizing the importance of freedom, human rights, and...

Congresswoman Nicole Maliotakis criticizes Congress members for visiting Cuba, citing ties to terrorism and human rights abuses.

Campaigners and human rights experts point to crackdown on climate and Gaza protests

A leaked document offers a window into the motivations and concerns of party leaders as they seek to deepen ties with the U.S.

An elite EU-trained Senegalese police unit was meant to tackle cross-border crime. Instead it was used to quash protests

Organization affiliated with Richard and Elizabeth Uihlein spends more than half a million dollars on candidate who believes life begins at fertilization. Plus, Michigan anti-war campaign hails huge vote tally

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights will hear how climate is driving forced migration across the Americas

In a strong retort to debt-trapped Pakistan after it raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), India has said it cannot pay any attention to a country which is soaked in red due to the bloodshed from terrorism that it sponsors around…

Indigenous Cambodians living in a protected forest say a carbon credit scheme has led to the destruction of their crops and huts, as a two-year Human Rights Watch investigation released Thursday documented forced evictions and criminal charges.

Greens senator Janet Rice has been handed a rare parliamentary rebuke for her protest against an address to parliament by the Philippines president.

The findings from an inquiry have been handed down.