HUMAN RIGHTS

Ferrovial has rejected the allegations saying reports of abuse occurred prior to its taking over the camps.

According to UNICEF, 7.4m children aged between 5-17 are working in Bangladesh.

Charges of human rights abuses levelled at Turkish government over treatment of detainees.

EXCLUSIVE: Cafe manager tells IBTimes UK about raid which traumatised children

Bokova tells IBTimes UK that trust between Muslim and Jewish communities in the city must to be restored.

At least 45 people have died in ongoing violence, sparking fresh tension between India and Pakistan

Under state of emergency rights can be curtailed and parliament bypassed.

Syrian war has left more than a quarter of a million children living under siege.

Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association has withdrawn long-term backing of 'dictatorial' Mugabe.

Platform backs 'natural' man-woman marriage and advocates discredited 'gay conversion therapy'.

IBTimes UK interviews ex-SABC journalist fired for speaking out against perceived self-censorship.

There are now 761 minors in the camp of whom 80% are unaccompanied by an adult.

Protesters called for electoral changes and for UDP President Yahya Jammeh to step down.

Seven Dalit men were beaten up in India's northern state of Gujarat while trying to skin a dead cow

13 migrants arrested for alleged illegal trading as authorities prepare dismantling of second half of camp

More than 50,000 officials have been rounded up after failed coup against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Robert Mugabe said Pastor Evan Mawarire and his supporters should leave Zimbabwe.

Arrested suspect was selling "objects collected on the Prom'(enade des Anglais)" on a classifieds website

Rights researcher Otsieno Namwaya told IBTimes UK of operation 'worse than Usalama Watch'

5,000 asylum seekers flee to Uganda following South Sudan's recent violence.

Robert Mugabe's government failed to pay salaries to army for the second month running.

President Erdogan says he may reintroduce the death penalty 'if people demand it'

International AIDS Conference warns that laws and stigma hinder access to HIV prevention, treatment and care.

Unicef says at least 134 children will die every day if timely help is not reached.

MPs will vote on renewing Britain's nuclear capabilities at 10pm BST this evening.

Hundreds of murders blamed on Kenyan police have not lead to proper investigations, HRW told IBTImes UK

The actress, model and celebrity was known for her daring posts in the largely conservative nation.

Three decomposing bodies were found stuffed in burlap sacks in a river a week after abduction of trio.

'This stereotyping of Muslims does nothing but breed hate' anti-racism commissioner responds.