HUMAN RIGHTS

The men were reportedly handed the medieval punishment for not observing the Islamic holy month.

The decision comes after a ultra-nationalist youth group warned they would prevent the march themselves.

Photo story: IBTimes UK commemorates Day of the African Child 2016 among Kakuma's most vulnerable children.

Cartoonists support Iraqi forces by lambasting Isis in their work following storming of Fallujah.

Gargash's latest comments contradict an earlier statement posted by the Abu Dhabi Crown Prince.

IBTimes UK investigates claims that South Sudanese people fleeing instability are banned from seeking asylum.

Barron said that Trump's presidency would be the best choice for LGBT Americans.

Activists and human-rights groups say authorities have killed more than 400 Oromo people since November 2015.

Qui Bai's attempts to sue the Education Ministry failed two times before being accepted in court.

The Kenyan government has stated homosexuality is an 'unnatural act'.

Young boys are allegedly used as sex slaves among high ranking officials in Afghanistan.

Instructions involved details on 'confinement boxes,' waterboarding and food and sleep deprivation.

Islam Abdullabeckov and Felix Glyukman were visiting the US Embassy in Moscow.

Across the globe, people came together to express anger and sorrow at attack.

LGBT Muslims speak about the impact of the mass shooting of LGBT people at nightclub Pulse in Orlando.

Thousands gather in wake of fatal Pulse nightclub shooting to say the LGBT community will not be intimidated.

The trio were rescued by the Border Force cutter HMC Seeker at around 9.30am on 11 June.

As Warsaw's gay pride parade takes place, LGBT rights are under threat from Poland's right-wing politicians.

The human rights lawyer is hoping to secure justice for the persecuted Yazidi sect that live in Iraq

Pride in London festival, one of the world's biggest LGBT celebrations is on from 10 to 26 June.

Opinion split in Germany after mayor of small town imposes 'anti-Muslim' swimming pool rule.

'Conclave' was launched by octogenarian Etienne Tshisekedi, leader of the UDPS.

Former UN secretary-general claims EU project has been a 'triumph' in pro-Remain plea.

New report claims abuses widespread in Eritrea, but government rejects allegations.

UN removed the Saudi-led coalition off blacklist despite reports claiming that it violated child rights in Yemen.

The College of Police programme teaches Saudi officers how to analyse phone records.

The militants believe that it is their religious duty to destroy non-Islamic relics for being 'heretical'.

In April, four people with albinism were murdered, the human rights group says.

UN, AU and Congo officials fail to probe executions of civilians, including 7-month-old baby.