HUMAN RIGHTS

Rat poison chemical found in pills linked to deaths of 15 women who attended a mass sterilisation camp in India

UN investigators want global court Islamic State commanders

Advocates of internet freedom worried as democratic nations are heading towards more authoritarian internet.

Measures are in place to promote female participation in economic and trade activities in Saudi Arabia.

Pictures taken in a refugee camp in Suruc, Turkey in October of this year show familiar scenes.

Arnold Abbott, 90, faces jail sentence for feeding the homeless in Ft Lauderdale, Florida.

Man arrested by religious police for "immoral acts" after naked pictures found on his phone.

UN investigator said there is enough evidence to hold Kim Jong-un accountable

The controversial US naval base currently holds 149 terrorism suspects without charge

Thousands of Syrian refugees face a bleak winter without food or shelter.

BREAKING: no immediate reports of any casualties have been reported.

'An Open Secret' documentary puts spotlight on Hollywood players' alleged sexual abuse of minors.

Reuters photographer Siegfried Modola gains access to a circumcision ceremony in rural Kenya.

Government increases pay by 28% despite calls for higher wages

In the run up to the Asia Pacific Economic Summit (APEC) in Beijing which got down to business on 10 November 2014, polluting factories in the Municipality and provinces close by, were ordered to shut or curtail their operations in order to reduce the host city's air pollution which can be particularly bad when there is no wind to disperse it.

Amnesty International highlights slowness in advancing basic rights for Emirate's migrant workers

Michael Brown's parents have urged the United Nations for the immediate arrest of officer Wilson.

Conflict Kitchen in Pennsylvania 'only serves cuisine from countries with which the United States is in conflict.'

It is natural to assume a rape suspect is guilty - but we must override this natural reaction.

Immigration board claims country mentioned by the asylum seeker does not exist in North Korea

The three women were accused of adultery and suspected of being prostitutes.

Decree granting women equal rights is seen as "affront to laws passed by Isis".

The woman was punished after village's council decided she was guilty of homicide.

Ardent anti-gay rights lawmaker Vitalyc Milonov pledges to attempt to annul St Petersburg wedding and try registry for treason.

White supremacist organisation, the Ku Klux Klan is 'rebranding' as the 'new Klan' by trying to increase membership to Jews, black people, gays and those of Hispanic origin.

A British man from Derby, Kabir Ahmed is reported to have died in a suicide bombing in the northern oil refinery town of Baiji.

Claims come after Kremlin sympathiser spreads fears of Jewish pogrom by Ukrainian far-right.

Defected former bodyguard Lee Young-guk says North Korean dictatorship becomes 'crueller' with each successive generation.

Saudi king's advisors make proposals to lift driving ban in secret closed session.