The Latest Breaking News from Human Rights

European court of human rights orders Athens to pay €80,000 to family of Belal Tello, who died after 2014 incident

Lise Klaveness has called on Fifa to publish its report on possible failings at the Qatar World Cup

As broadcaster prepares to defend a wrongful dismissal case, managing editor ‘rejects’ it was influenced by pro-Israel groups lobbying for presenter to be removed

Senator’s bid to make US military support conditional on whether Israel is violating human rights in Gaza fails by 72 votes to 11

The Senate avoided a direct vote on Israel's bombardment of Gaza by tabling a resolution seeking a report on the role of U.S. weapons.

Exclusive: summary sent to UK supermarkets describes conflict between pineapple thieves and Del Monte security staff

Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith defy prime minister by supporting rightwing challenges to legislation

Latin Americans besieged by organised crime may be willing to overlook a turn towards authoritarianism, but at what cost, asks Buenos Aires-based journalist Jordana Timerman

A human rights group says that a political prisoner has died in prison in Belarus after authorities failed to provide him with proper medical care

Supporters of Palestine have long been told their position is fringe. But this case gives them legitimacy – and tests the limits of human rights, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Voice referendum was a disappointing result for many, but there is hope that much of its vision could be achieved via a different path. The Joint Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs has presented a report to federal parliament calling for the implementation of the United…