human rights
Human Rights
Protesters accused of rioting and inciting violence in pro-electoral reform rally held without police permit.
Human Rights
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with activist on growing discontent among Gambians before the election.
Human Rights
UN condemned the killing of a Moroccan peacekeeper from the Minusca by alleged LRA rebels.
Human Rights
Montpellier is one of over 30 cities in France that has staged protests against the upcoming labour reform plans
Human Rights
The absence of convictions before the ICC continues a cycle of impunity in Kenya says HRW.
Human Rights
1,634 killed in 2015 as China, Iran, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and US named \'top five executioners\'.
Human Rights
IBTimes UK exclusively spoke to Paula Donovan, co-director of the Aids-Free World, about the claims.
Human Rights
Migrant workers live in squalid conditions, are unpaid for months and have passports confiscated.
Human Rights
Shocking new claims emerge from Code Blue Campaign of French troops sexually abusing women.
Human Rights
Amnesty claims Myanmar using military-era laws to persecute people but new government can change things.
Human Rights
Shadow human rights minister attacks UK government\'s approach to human rights in the Gulf.
Human Rights
Human rights have remained an impediment to strengthening ties with Cuba, despite the reconciliation reached by the two leaders in 2014.
Society
Amputee Kate Walsh says George Osborne is violating her Human Rights with latest cuts to PIP.
Human Rights
If convicted, the suspects could face life in prison or a minimum of 10 years behind bars.
Human Rights
Appeal court rules government should have arrested Sudan\'s president who is wanted by ICC.
Politics
Buhari is in Equatorial Guinea to hold talks with counterpart, President Mbasogo, on maritime security.
Food
Ethically sourced tea cocktails? Yes please.
Human Rights
Two former military officers are ordered to pay just over $1 million to 11 indigenous women held as sex slaves during the civil war.
Human Rights
Breivik has living quarters, study, exercise room and access to a computer and games console.
Human Rights
Authorities knew Ahmed Mansour Qurani Sharara\'s name should not have been on list of 116 defendants in court.