Watchdog slams police tactics at Gaza protests
The UK's human rights watchdog has raised serious concerns over excessive police force during recent pro-Palestine demonstrations, calling for urgent reforms.
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Taliban's Harsh Rule: Afghan Women Four Years On
Four years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, women face severe restrictions, including imprisonment for minor offences, as the regime enforces strict Islamic laws.
Gambia Debates Lifting FGM Ban
Gambia's parliament debates repealing the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM), sparking global outrage and fears of regression in women's rights.
UK human rights decline amid anti-Semitism surge
A damning report highlights worsening human rights in Britain, citing rising anti-Semitic violence under Labour and growing curbs on free speech. The findings echo concerns from Donald Trump's administration.
Trump admin accuses UK of human rights failures
The Trump administration has accused the UK of failing to uphold human rights standards, sparking a diplomatic row between the two allies.
Moroccan woman arrested for 'Allah is lesbian' T-shirt
A woman in Morocco has been arrested and threatened with stoning after wearing a T-shirt with the slogan 'Allah is a lesbian' in public, sparking outrage and debate over religious expression and LGBTQ+ rights.
Forced into Marriage at 17: A Survivor’s Fight
A brave woman shares her traumatic experience of being forced into marriage as a teenager and how she fought to reclaim her freedom.
Alabama allows death penalty for child rapists in bunkers
Alabama has passed a law allowing the death penalty for rapists who target children in underground bunkers, sparking fierce debate over justice and human rights.
Sydney Harbour Bridge hosts massive Palestine solidarity march
Thousands gathered on Sydney Harbour Bridge in a powerful demonstration of solidarity with Palestine, calling for peace and justice in a visually striking protest.
UK Couple in Iran Prisons 'Tortured' Over Espionage Claims
A married British couple detained in Iran on espionage charges since January has been moved to separate prisons and reportedly subjected to torture, raising concerns over their welfare.
WA grants adopted people full access to birth records
Western Australia passes groundbreaking legislation granting adopted individuals full access to their birth records, empowering thousands to reclaim their personal histories.
Protesters defend asylum seekers in London hotel
Activists in London rallied to defend a hotel housing asylum seekers amid rising tensions. The demonstration highlights ongoing debates over immigration and human rights in the UK.
IDF clears itself in war abuse cases – report
The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) has concluded internal investigations into alleged war abuses, finding no fault in its actions, according to a new report.
British woman's horror in foreign jail
A British woman shares her harrowing experience in a foreign jail, revealing shocking conditions and systemic abuse.
Starmer’s Rights Record & Jamie Lee Curtis on Surgery
Explore Keir Starmer’s stance on human rights, Jamie Lee Curtis’s candid take on cosmetic surgery, and the best reads from Euro 25 in this engaging roundup.
ICC issues arrest warrant for Venezuela’s Maduro
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro over alleged crimes against humanity, marking a significant escalation in global pressure on his regime.
Trump's praise for autocrats sparks outrage
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after praising African and Caribbean leaders accused of human rights abuses, including South Sudan's Salva Kiir and Cuba's Miguel Díaz-Canel.
Refugee faces return to Iran after years in Australia
After years of uncertainty on Nauru, Lana built a new life in Australia. Now, she faces the heartbreaking prospect of returning to the Iran she escaped.
Grossman: Israel's Gaza Actions Are Genocide
Renowned Israeli author David Grossman has condemned Israel's actions in Gaza as 'genocide', sparking global debate and criticism. Read the full story.
Iran amputates thieves' hands under Sharia law
Iran has carried out brutal amputations on thieves as part of its strict Sharia law enforcement, sparking global outrage over human rights violations.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
Italy-Albania migrant deal sparks rights debate
Italy has signed an agreement with Albania to process thousands of asylum seekers offshore, sparking debate over human rights and EU migration policies.
Mary Ann Stephenson confirmed as EHRC chair
Despite objections from MPs, Mary Ann Stephenson has been confirmed as the new chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), sparking debate over her suitability for the role.
Palestinian-American teen detained in Israeli prison
A 17-year-old Palestinian-American boy has been held in an Israeli prison for months without charge, raising concerns over human rights violations and diplomatic tensions.
Dengue outbreak hits asylum seekers on Nauru
Human rights advocates are calling on Australia to take responsibility as asylum seekers on Nauru suffer from a dengue fever outbreak amid poor living conditions.
Mass Rape & Torture in Tigray – Shocking Report
A damning report exposes systematic sexual violence, forced pregnancies, and torture in Tigray, with Ethiopian and Eritrean forces accused of crimes against humanity.
HK activist: UK police pushed for self-censorship
A prominent Hong Kong democracy campaigner claims British authorities attempted to silence her activism by urging self-censorship, raising concerns over free speech protections.
Double amputee held in solitary confinement in Georgia
A double amputee detainee in Georgia is reportedly being held in solitary confinement, raising serious human rights concerns. Read the full investigation into this disturbing case.
NT Faces Backlash Over Spit Hoods in Youth Justice
The Northern Territory's new youth justice laws, including the use of spit hoods, have sparked outrage among human rights advocates and legal experts.
Helsinki Accord: 50 years of diplomatic legacy
Fifty years after its signing, the Helsinki Accord stands as a landmark achievement in European diplomacy. Its principles of cooperation and human rights are more relevant than ever in today's fractured world.
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