Initial reports suggest that Administration Police officers may have been involved in the murders.
Hong Kong vows to protect Lam in the face of Chinese threat against him.
Three police officers are being held over offences relating to the killings.
UPDATE: Bodies of rights lawyer Willie Kimani and his driver Joseph Muiruri allegedly found in Nairobi
'These migrants have probably suffered inhuman treatment upon arrival,' human-rights groups have warned.
Leaders spark genocide fears with anti-Tutsi propaganda amid violent political crackdown.
Stunning photos raise awareness of issues like sustainable development, pollution and human rights.
'Africa's Pinochet' was convicted of crimes against humanity, rape, sexual slavery and torture in May.
IBTimes UK investigates claims that Somali women and girls in the camp have been targets of sexual violence.
Interior Ministry says it was a unique decision as Ali hopes it is a turning point for Africans.
Human Rights Watch calls for prosecution of former banditry controller Robert Yékoua-Ketté.
Nudists claim ban undermines their way of life, known as Freikorperkultur, or Free Body Culture.
LGBTI refugees fled systematic human rights violations against the community in Uganda
IBTimes UK meets LGBTI Ugandans who claim they suffer attacks despite seeking safety in Kenya.
Eze Okafur was stabbed and his brother killed when militants stormed their house in Maiduguri in 2010.
Lam Wing Kee is one of five Hong Kong booksellers who disappeared in the last year.
Photo story: IBTimes UK commemorates Day of the African Child 2016 among Kakuma's most vulnerable children.
Activists and human-rights groups say authorities have killed more than 400 Oromo people since November 2015.
UN set up the trust fund to help economic development in countries that people attempt to leave for Europe.
Human rights group says arrest is part of a synchronised effort 'to silence civil society in Bahrain'.
Demonstrations took place in Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Prague and Brussels over the weekend (11-12 June) outside regional offices of phone giant Apple.
New report claims abuses widespread in Eritrea, but government rejects allegations.