HUMAN RIGHTS

Tourists flock to death camp site in Poland after 70th anniversary of its liberation.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says his country is 'at war' with traffickers

David Cameron expected to break off from election campaigning to attend summit of EU leaders.

Oregon LGBT activist Konrad Juengling pulls switch.

But New York justice quickly backtracks on possible 'person' status

Secretary Jeh Johnson seeking talent, hopes to share intelligence.

The US Department of Justice has opened a civil rights inquiry into the death of an African-American man whose neck was broken when he was arrested.

Former Isis captive tells of being beaten, whipped and humiliated after watching

EXCLUSIVE: A Shia teenage ex-prisoner recalls three days of violence at the hands of prison guards.

Egyptian former president Morsi is the latest in a long line of Muslim Brotherhood figures to be jailed.

Food and water shortages mean hundreds of thousands of starving children may face malnutrition.

Rezaian, who was arrested on 22 July 2014, is being held in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison.

As many as 900 people are believed to have drowned.

Powerful photos of recent tragedies and rescues on the desperate voyage for a better life.

There has been a 618% rise in the number receiving emergency food aid from the trust in the past three years.

Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei argues that Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen mirrors its crushing of Bahrain's democracy movement.

UK paying professional aid staff up to £1,000 a day to work in developing countries.

Rago Arts and Auction House hopes move marks the 'beginning of a discourse'.

Children as young as eight have been subjected to systematic rape and forced marriage that constitute war crimes.

Hillary Clinton's campaign presents vivid test: when we say we condemn all domestic violence, do we mean it?

I managed to penetrate one of the world's most heavily-guarded organisations yesterday. Here's the story behind it.

Justice Department agrees to reveal details, allow passenger redress after lawsuit

An estimated 1.5. million Armenians were killed between 1915 and 1917 by the Istanbul-ruled Ottoman Empire.

Google wants the ability to control a robot army while the US army wants one for intelligence

Russian speaker gets homophobic replies from Apple's virtual assistant Siri when asked about gay clubs.

IBTimes UK entrevista a Mónica Hidalgo, portavoz de No Somos Delito.

Migrants risk abduction, rape and even murder but still brave the deadly journey in pursuit of a better life.

Fast food workers are coming out in force for a fairer deal - here's the story.

IBT interviews event organisers No Somos Delito to get the inside story behind the protest.