The Latest Breaking News from Human Rights

The United Nations has unanimously approved its first resolution on artificial intelligence, with all member states agreeing to make sure the technology respects human rights. The UN also hopes that AI will help it achieve its development goals for 2030, which are well behind schedule.

Labour presses foreign secretary as human rights groups seek judicial review of government’s refusal to ban arms exports

The UN has adopted a resolution for safer AI, and hopes that nations will protect human rights online and offline

Kenyan government officials ignored "credible reports" that could have prevented the death of more than 400 suspected doomsday cult members, a state-funded human rights watchdog said on Friday.

Washington says Morales Urbina ‘exploited her office to facilitate a coordinated campaign to suppress dissent’.

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Kerala State human rights commmission investigates classical dancer Kalamandalam Sathyabhama’s alleged racist remarks, sparking outrage and condemnation from political leaders and activists.

Israeli government delays deportation of Palestinian patients to Gaza pending Supreme Court ruling after human rights groups' complaint.

The controversial 'sponsors of war' blacklist in Ukraine faces scrutiny for its impact on freedom of speech and human rights. International pressure mounts...

Lord Scriven accused Formula One’s chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, of damaging the reputation of the sport by failing to address sportswashing

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi often draws crowds of supporters from the Indian diaspora on his foreign visits. But back home, his administration has been revoking visas and residency permits of foreign nationals of Indian origin as well as spouses of Indian citizens. For those denied access or kicked out…