HUMAN RIGHTS

Teen claims his privacy was violated by three UK papers as judge grants injunctions against Google and Twitter.

How the UK government will scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a "British Bill of Rights" has been revealed, according to The Sunday Times.

Winner of International Children's Peace Prize, won in 2013 by Malala Yousafzai, announced on 9 November.

Move is part of campaign to repeal eighth amendment to constitution which criminalises abortion.

Scotland will take around 350 refugees who are due to arrive before Christmas.

Removal of Muslim candidates from Suu Kyi's political party comes against backdrop of anti-Islamic tensions in country.

An Indian Muslim has been beaten to death by suspected Hindu fundamentalists over rumours that the stole a cow.

Children born out of rape could inherit the properties of their mother's attacker after a ruling at Allahabad High Court.

United Nations says biometrics have decreased costs by 18% so more aid money can be given to refugees.

The father-son couple undertook adoption three years ago to become a family.

The deaths of 817 civilians were independently confirmed but in all likelihood at least 1,000 had been killed.

Egyptian government "shows contempt for human and democratic rights," claims Labour leader.

The 15 men, aged between 25 and 45 were in various stages of hypothermia.

Crispin Blunt told IBTimes UK the prime minister should talk with the Middle East's regional powers.

The Met Police apologised to the Sikh community after being accused of disrespect while policing a protest.

Activists demand Cameron confronts Egyptian president over alleged human rights abuses.

An Uber driver has been sentenced to life in prison for abducting and raping a female passenger in India.

Bonner and Prosser were held off Batam while doing documentary on piracy in Southeast Asia.

So far in 2015, there have been 744,175 arrivals by sea and more than 3,400 people have died.

Public Health England launches campaign to support women's right to public breastfeeding.

Zhao has been expelled from the Communist party and his case is to be taken up with legal authorities.

Sheikh Khalid al Khalifa and Phillip Hammond opened the base despite Bahrain's human rights record.

Family of young Saudi sentenced to be crucified and beheaded has begged King Salaman to stop execution.

IBtimes UK speaks with human rights activist Olumide Makanjuola on anti-gay laws in West Africa.

From Moazzam Begg to Binyam Mohamed, the other UK residents and citizens once held there.

Report also found poor white boys suffer higher rates of exclusion from school.

Many Germans are angry at being expected to house a million refugees, while other EU countries turn a blind eye.

Efforts to protect civilians in DRC's eastern North Kivu region have resulted in the rise of militias.

Campaigners praise release of prisoner who was never charged with any crime.