HUMAN RIGHTS

Campaigners putting Western and South Korean TV shows onto USB sticks to break North Korean foreign media ban.

Education campaigner and father of Malala Yousafzai spoke out ahead of the TV debut of He Named Me Malala.

Member of Sisters Uncut, protesting against cuts to domestic-violence services, was arrested in Portsmouth.

Human Rights Watch calls on US government to take action to enable timely and credible elections.

Change the sign, change the attitude says a Connecticut campaign aiming to swap out the old symbol

EXCLUSIVE: Family who fled Syria tells IBTimes UK about life under brutal IS rule.

International Volleyball Association criticised for not fighting stadium ban on women in Iran

The woman is to attend court in spring, as petition to house her in women's facility reaches almost 3,000 signatures.

Employee was accused of falsifying documents after making mistakes.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK visits Bedfordshire centre amid storm over treatment of asylum seekers.

South African who spent three months in UK detention centre said she would rather die than go back.

The Grand Budapest Hotel actor offered to remove turban in private room but was still not allowed onboard.

More than 2,700 people signed a petition on Change.org calling for the woman to be moved elsewhere, ahead of her release on 8 February.

IBTimes UK meets Ugandan political activists calling for change in the country's leadership.

OpNimr have previously targeted Saudi government websites and are now pushing for them to be punished for recent executions.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speak with BRP on economic deal and alleged human-rights abuses in Pakistani province.

It took the officials near 10 hours to capture the wild animal.

Saudi Arabia's religious police forbid women from entering the coffee shop.

The decision to ban the hijab was announced in October 2015, while it only came into effect two weeks ago.

American Civil Liberties Union continues to battle for release of 1,800 far more graphic images.

Jim Mackey, CEO of NHS Improvement, says shortage of doctors and nurses being exploited.

Both children's fathers, the cleric performing the ceremony and 3 witnesses were charged.

UK and Swedish authorities' posturing over UN's ruling shows how little the law means to governments.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Peace Walking Man on human rights and presidential election in DRC.

IBTimes UK looks at the proliferation of private military and security services firms in Africa.

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation, raising awareness of FGM, is on 6 February.

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation is marked on 6 February 2016.

Economic slowdown in the country forces migrant workers to protest in demand of their earnings.

Philip Edward Moore has spoken about his 'baseless' detention for the first time.