International Law

The nephew of Silvio Berlusconi's aide Gianni Letta, Enrico Letta is a skilled politician, a football fanatic and a humble man.

Pressure group launches Stop Killer Robots campaign to block UK use of drones.

Humans have similar reactions when shown images of robots and humans being abused.

Security firm under fire after death of Palestinian inmate reconfirms pull-out from prison and police HQ deals.

25 international organisations write open letter to Obama reminding him of promise to close detention centre.

New report claims government planes have carried out 59 unlawful attacks during two-year civil war.

Kurdish political prisoner Meral Kurum was sentenced without evidence and shares her cell with her three-year-old son, says Uzay Bulut.

Burma Campaign UK criticises President Thein Sein for oppressive policies against minority Muslims.

Security experts treat Anonymous threats as annoyance rather than significant threat to national security.

Foreign and Commonwealth Office says severing prisoner's spinal cord is a 'grotesque' act.

Turkish activist Mehmet Tunc will give Mavi Marmara peace flotilla payout to Islamists in Gaza.

Historic arms trade control agreed in move to protect human rights.

Assad government and rebels accuse each other of using banned weapons in Aleppo.

Obama will not raise issue of illegal settlements in the West Bank on his visit

EU high representative Catherine Ashton intervenes in case of Italian marines Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone.

Saudi Arabia opting more for death by firing squad because of shortage of trained swordsmen.

Italian marines Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone at centre of escalating diplomatic dispute between India and Italy

Amnesty condemns 'act of sheer brutality' after seven men executed by firing squad in city of Abha.

Manmohan Singh says Italy's refusal to return marines facing trial for killing fishermen 'unacceptable'.

Overwhelming 'Yes' by islanders to stay loyal to UK with just three out of 1,517 votes against.

Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone at centre of fresh diplomatic dispute between India and Italy.

Five shark species will be better protected under international law

Teenager to be lashed and placed under house arrest for admitting having sex.

Jailed Palestinian has become symbol of questionable and illegal practices by Israeli government, says Nadin Rayya.

Traffic and WWF tell CITES delegates: Tighten sanctions on ivory trade countries before elephants extinct.

Australian Ben Zygier about to blow the whistle on Mossad's use of foreign passports before he died.

Justin Bieber fans are just like infected PCs in a botnet. They're everywhere, easy to control and willing to do anything for their master.

With Scottish independence referendum approaching, MSP Humza Yousaf says his country is ready to define its core values.

American writer Phyllis Bennis tells IBTimes UK why Americans are changing their minds on Israel.

UN human rights mission says settlements breach Geneva Convention.