HUMAN RIGHTS

IBTimes UK speaks to two asexual people about their lives, relationships and the lack of sexual attraction.

Catastrophe could be one of the costliest disasters in Canadian history

DRC authorities accuse Presidential Candidate Katumbi of engaging in 'mercenary activities'.

A support centre called Daruna holds after-school activities to rehabilitate children scarred by war.

The state has a few days to 'confirm' it will not comply with or implement controversial statute.

A 16-year-old sent a letter to the Indian premier urging him to stop police corruption and imprison the culprits.

Local farmers say up to 120 bodies may be buried in area controlled by the army.

Resolution was drafted by New Zealand, Spain, Uruguay, Japan and Egypt .

The US Commission on International Religious Freedom has said they will continue to monitor the situation in India.

Relatives of Murtaza Ahmadi, 5, said they were threatened by local gangsters.

Anal region inspections may constitute rape, Human Rights Watch warns.

EXCLUSIVE: Burundi IDP speaks to IBTimes UK about hiding in the bush, fear and hunger

Two separate lawsuits filed against California police over alleged discrimination based on religion.

Kim expected to declare 'nuclear nation' and talk economy at rare Workers Party congress.

Islam is not compatible with Germany's constitution declares Alternative für Deutschland.

Social media campaign launched as 24-hour truce begins in parts of Syria following violence against civilians.

If you don't stand up for privacy, who will, Snowden asks on Matrix-like video.

'Mugabe-Must-Go' Pastor Mugadza protests against lack of freedom and the nation's ailing economy.

At least 11 people have been killed in police shootings in Rio since the beginning of April, Amnesty said.

11,000 Mozambican refugees have fled to Malawi amid increasing conflict between old foes.

The Islamist group believes working women are the cause for increase in divorce rates in Malaysia.

Security forces confront protesters in Madingou amid rising tensions.

FIDH Africa Desk Director speaks exclusively to IBTimes about 'long descent into the unspeakable'.

Three dozen people who opposed the law have been arrested.

Labour and Lib Dem MPs say the Government is turning a blind eye to those in need.

Preliminary examination to decide on full investigation of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.

The Home Secretary's proposal could be in breach of Northern Ireland's Good Friday Agreement.

Daesh video shows downed MIG-23 jet near Damascus.

Target had welcomed transgender customers to use bathrooms matching their gender identity.