HUMAN RIGHTS

The UN confirms receiving credible reports of people dying from starvation in besieged Syrian towns.

Officials face claims that they hid news of 'co-ordinated' migrant involvement in attacks at music festival.

The bodies of Blake and her two children were discovered at her home in Erith in London.

Protests call for closure of Guantanamo Bay as 107 detainees remain in camp.

The message remains 'that the pencil has not beaten out the Kalashnikov,' says Israeli cartoonist Roy Friedler.

Journalists and media houses are targets of threats, bribes and violence ahead of presidential polls.

Voters cannot make informed decisions as independent groups face renewed threats, activists claim

IBTimes UK looks at the main events shaping the African country on the brink of change.

Protesters burn down government headquarters in capital Pristina.

Nuttall has said David Cameron must tell people where Syrian refugees are due to be housed.

IBTimes UK speaks with NGO World Vision on impact of war as millions face famine.

A 21-year-old who escaped Isis captivity is up for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Badawi was sentenced to 1,000 lashes for insulting Islam.

David Cameron and his government are willing to ignore Riyadh's barbarism.

Emergency services are trying to locate the three missing persons.

Demonstrators will gather outside Saudi Arabian Embassy in London on the anniversary of the flogging of Badawi.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) insists it is helping train Saudis on rules of war not direct operations.

Ammon Bundy, the leader of a group of armed men who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon, has allowed two reporters to join them.

A tweet to the Indian Railway Ministry saved a girl from being forcibly taken to New Delhi for "work".

Lee has not been seen since 30 December 2015.

Judges have a 'ministerial duty' not to issue any same-sex marriage licences, state chief justice Roy Moore said.

The Address Hotel captured international headlines when it went up in flames on New Year's Eve.

Cologne mayor Henriette Reker issued a women's "code of conduct" to protect against sexual assault.

Former Saudi high court judge tells state media that 13 judges consider each case.

Both are ruthless clerical tyrannies that systematically abuse the human rights of minorities.

Muslim Association of Britain hits back at criticism in the government's Muslim Brotherhood Review.

EXCLUSIVE IBTimes UK speaks with Kanu's lawyer and wife on detention of Ipob leader.

Images help to present the true face of Islamic State terrorism in Syria.

A letter apparently written by Bo has appeared with some some say was written under duress.