Incendiary bombs and bunker-busters are being used against civilians in the city of Aleppo.
Tickets on death boats cost as much £3,000.
The former soldier attempted suicide in July after being denied treatment for gender dysphoria.
His wife can be heard begging her husband to get out of his truck.
IBTimes UK meets activist Silvanos Mudzvova, who claims to be latest victim of regime's repression.
Schoolgirl that starved her mother to death exposed a school where teenagers suffer terrifying abuse.
Moise Katumbi's claim comes after 44 died in clashes between anti-government protesters and police.
Protests turn violent amid the deadly police shooting of a black man and the wildly different versions of what happened.
Zimbabwe's former minister of finance Tendai Biti tells IBTimes UK about malfunctioning hospitals.
Priests and church-goers in Manila held candle-light vigil for 3,000 dead in drugs war.
UN report names suspects and says government used security apparatus to carry out possible crimes against humanity.
Three decades on, the former communist regime still casts a shadow over the country.
In 1989, dictator Nicolae Ceausescu's regime fell and the appalling state of Romania's orphanages were exposed to the world.
Anderson runs the Arizona's Faithful Word Baptist Church, listed as an anti-gay hate group.
Clooney has repeatedly spoken out against human rights abuses by dictators in the Middle East.
African Union claims the current tension in the capital Kinshasa did not allow for the dialogue to continue.
Woman believed to be Kharday Zorokong, who supports FGM for girls aged 18 and above.
More than 40% of the country's population are now food insecure, due to conflict and drought.
Kenyan administration accused of not cooperating with ICC judges in crime against humanity cases.
Lucha movement calls for more demonstrations after dozens die in bid to get President Kabila to step down.
The daughter of late Baron Anthony Moynihan was found dead with packs of drugs and a note.
UN's 193 members have agreed to provide better resources, opportunities, housing and education to refugees and migrants.
Andy Hall given 3-year suspended sentence over report on Natural Fruit Company's labour practices.
IBTimes UK speaks to a witness of the violence of 19 September in the DRC's capital Kinshasa
Protesters were demanding President Kabila's resignation.
The 80-year-old spiritual leader is viewed by the Chinese government as a separatist.
New census shows number of unaccompanied minors in Jungle camp rose by 51% since August.
Heads of state gathering in New York aims to come up with a more co-ordinated and humane approach to crisis.
Protest has backing of charities including the International Rescue Committee.
Former Australian PM says "Too many are coming ... with the insistence that Europe should make way for them."