HUMAN RIGHTS

Dolezal previously represented herself as a black woman and claimed to be a victim of hate speech.

Refugees from Sudan and Eritrea huddle on the rocks a few kilometres from the resorts of Nice and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.

Any art form can cause discomfort, says event organiser

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said border officials were being "incredibly creative".

One of the women fainted after four lashes.

Human rights lawyer and activist from Saudi Arabia awarded Ludovic Trarieux Prize.

Report finds 231 allegations of sexual exploitation in Haiti alone.

Weekly magazine attacks Health Ministry recommendation to decriminalise homosexuality in country

Christians and other non-Muslims are perpetually fearful about being targets of the next accusation.

International Albinism Awareness Day is observed on 13 June to tackle discrimination against albinos

Charity accused of being involved in 'anti-Pakistan activities', says interior ministry official.

World Day Against Child Labour, launched by International Labour Organisation, is observed on 12 June

Trafficking for child labour increased 67% in the UK between 2013 and 2014.

Thousands post pictures of themselves at work to debunk Hunt's claims they are a distraction.

Privacy campaigners and some Tory backbenchers want judges to sign off on surveillance warrants.

World Day Against Child Labour, organised by the International Labour Organization, is observed on 12 June.

Ensaf Haidar said her husband's writings were innocent and pointed out that plenty of other writers make similar comments on social media.

Aliyev government in Baku accused of forcing public and private workers to donate to Games bill.

Lesbian Judith Twiith Twikireze allegedly tortured in Uganda where government is implementing anti-gay laws.

Director Joshua Oppenheimer tells IBTimes UK how his new film has had a big impact on Indonesia.

Far from the glitzy stadiums, Azerbaijans greatest minds rot in jail

I'm sorry if I hurt anybody's feelings but girls are a distraction, Sir Tim reiterates

Seven of 10 University of California campuses back divestment resolutions

The move is aimed at protecting women, says the mayor.

Aftab Bahadur Masih went to the gallows insisting that he was innocent

Couples were selected by the public from among more than 2,000 who submitted videos detailing their love stories.

There are both economic and security concerns over Saudi Arabia's archaic restrictions on women's rights.

Bahadur was 15 when he was convicted of murder and claims to have been tortured

Daniel Mekonnen says that he has received death threats for his work in Eritrean diaspora