human rights

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

Reports emerged of up to five civilians deaths but the UN has so far denied it killed refugees.

Al-Saadi Gaddafi told Human Rights Watch that he was 'terrorised' and tortured by guards at al-Hadba prison.

Human rights violations at iPhone 6s factory in China exposed by China Labor Watch.

UK and China relationship goes 'beyond trade and investment', the Prime Minister says.

From Free Tibet to Falun Gong, disparate groups are united by a common cause.

Protesters were few compared to thousands lining The Mall to glimpse the royals.

Journalists says he was attacked with iron bars and and clubs, and suffered microfractures to his feet.

Trauma from civil war and amphetamine abuse gives rise to poorly managed mental health centres.

Veteran campaigner plans to raise the issue with President Xi Jinping in a private meeting.

Dignitaries will attend an official state vist to the UK from Tuesday and the labour leader has warned the subject of violations will be raised.

Spokesman for Jeremy Corbyn said Labour leader WILL sing National Anthem at Queen's banquet.

Nusra al-Ahmed has claimed Nimr was tortured in prison.

Rights group wants to send clear message of solidarity to victims of human rights violations in Nigeria.

Yeonmi Park, who fled North Korean as a 13-year-old, has said that the dictator has complete control over the country.

The Indian government has reacted strongly calling for strict action against the accused.

Amnesty International claims a mother of three was threatened with rape and tortured in Mexico.

Foreign Office refuses to confirm if vote-trading deal took place before 2013 election.

Campaigners plead for mercy from King Salman to honour Eid and abort crucifixion of Saudi regime protester.

UN commission urges international community to respond to crimes against humanity in North Korea.

The US and UK have both signed up to the motion, the fifth since 2012

Communist nation said 3,522 would be freed although political prisoners are not thought to be included.

On 30 August, their plight of the disappeared is commemorated for those who have gone missing without a trace in situations of violence and armed conflict.

Shahi is first transgender person to receive passport under 'Others' category from Nepal's foreign ministry.

Hussain was only 14 when he killed a seven-year-old boy.

UK's anti-human trafficking efforts in Vietnam must include support for cannabis grow-op victims.

Swedish photographer Jonas Gratzer has been named Photographer of the Year by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand.

In 2014 the UK prosecuted a Vietnamese child for growing marijuana even though judge knew child was enslaved.

Prominent lawyers Wang Yu and Sui Muqing among those feared detained.

The United Nations Human Rights Office voiced its deep concern over the worsening human rights.