HUMAN RIGHTS

US judge rules that Facebook Live videos cannot be copyrighted if the footage is being streamed publicly.

Local leaders urged for protection after ethnic Nande rebels attacked Hutu civilians in Rutshuru territory.

Award-winning photojournalist David Ramos joined the crew of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms vessel Golfo Azzuro during a search and rescue mission off the coast of Libya.

"We all know what they are capable of in terms of reprisals," said director of Sciences Po institute.

Deteriorating situation for Tanzanian gay community facing up to 30 years imprisonment.

Bernard Maingain tells IBTimes UK he has met with the Office of the Chief Prosecutor of the ICC.

One of the men was stretchered off the train after the vicious attack.

Announcement comes as campaign launches a crowdfunder to build its media presence

A 2014 legislation, allowing same-sex marriages, is due to come into force on 1 March.

Liberia's ex-President Taylor is serving a 50-year sentence in a UK prison for crimes against humanity.

Central African Republic's new court will investige war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Failings to ensure first peaceful transition of power in DRC could spark rise of insecurity and instability.

Twelve campaigns have raised more than £20,000 for displaced people in just three months.

Locals accuse the government of diverting increasing amounts of water for political gain.

Forcing people to return home violates The 1951 Refugee Convention.

Ligia Ceballos Franco said that she may be one among an estimated 30,000 babies stolen between 1938 and 1975.

Comments likely to unnerve Kenyans still reeling from 2007 post-election violence that killed some 1,200.

Challenging the order at the Supreme Court would be too 'time-consuming' for the US president.

Greg Gould said he was inspired to create the video because of the incidents he and friends had experienced.

Twenty-four men were arrested after raid on Dialoubé village in an antiterror crackdown.

The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted groups in the world. Neither Bangladesh nor Myanmar recognises them as citizens.

Gruesome details have emerged of serious international crimes committed by rival ex-Seleka militias.

Dormant for years, the secessionist sect from Kongo-Central region has taken up arms again.

Kutcher was speaking as chairman of Thorn at a senate hearing on Wednesday.

Shocking details of the practices were outlined in a government report.

The message comes days after the US Treasury imposed sanctions of Venezuelan Vice President Tarek El Aissami.

Half a million people marched on Washington to support women's rights after the inauguration of Donald Trump.

Special Court to pave the way to justice for victims of crimes committed by warlords in Central African Republic.

The state has carried out assassinations, public executions and overseas kidnappings.