HUMAN RIGHTS

EXCLUSIVE: Tutsi survivors tell IBTimes UK of their fear as former rebel fighters attack their camp

Mutlu Kaya critical as violence against women climbs in Turkey.

German police officer allegedly assaulted Muslim refugee and remarked it's 'a present from Allah'.

Ramzan Kadyrov has said he wants Chechnya to be 'more Islamic than the Islamists'.

Protesters saved by foreign journalists after army officer threatens to shoot in Musaga

Edward Snowden's revelations about GCHQ have led to the UK government being sued for criminal hacking

EXCLUSIVE: Burundian journalists in hiding tell IBTimes UK about an alleged manhunt

Salma Hayek reveals the sexism in Hollywood at Hollywood Reporter's Women in Motion discussion.

Photos revealed show Isis militants measuring the wound they intend to cause on a young man.

It is only by conscientious people speaking out that Bangladesh will change.

New 'Evie' character is nothing more than a cynical marketing tool and will do nothing to advance gender equality in games.

The word 'nag' is archaic and ugly and does no-one any favours.

Gunfire still heard but capital Bujumbura largely quiet.

Fred Phelps may be dead but a new breed of bigots are leading a global crusade in favour of fear and repression.

UK Burundian Diaspora vice-president speaks about ongoing violence in Burundi where a second civil war is feared

Nadeem Nawara's family, Siam, fears that his son's alleged killer will never face trial.

Guide at Auschwitz tells visiting Belgian youths that she is pro-Palestinian and anti-Semitic because of Israel.

The videos, created by MilesChile, promote fake tips to induce 'accidental abortions'.

Common torture methods include beatings and strapping suspects onto metal interrogation tiger chairs

Inside two filthy wooden fishing boats used to traffic Rohingya and Bangladeshi migrants.

Ukip will be most effective defeated by exposing its ideas not by sustained a flawed, unjust electoral system.

Home Secretary: 'We must resist calls for the mandatory relocation of migrants across Europe'.

A US woman is suing her employer for firing her after she turned off a vehicle GPS monitoring app.

An estimated 6,000 Bangladeshis and Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar are trapped in crowded, wooden boats.

Prime Minister in first row with Brussels only hours after announcing cabinet.

Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy accuses employer of sponsoring the Muslim Brotherhood.

Behind the mass displacement of the world's 'most persecuted' ethnic minority.

The narrative on migrants in Britain is deplorable and unbeffiting a proud history of taking refugees in

Austria Interior Ministry launching investigation into 'sick' cyberattack