Human Rights

Twenty-five arrest warrants for the first time include members of Mexico’s military and federal police force.

Trump doubles down on punishing Beijing economically over Uighurs, while Biden’s China policy remains unclear.

The economic impacts of the coronavirus are devastating communities in the world’s poorest places.

In a letter to Netflix, the senators pointed to comments by Chinese author Liu Cixin about China’s...

Bader Ginsburg’s voice for the ‘excluded and oppressed’ in gender and immigration cases will be missed.

From strict voter ID laws to the closure of polling stations, unhoused Americans face many obstacles to voting.

Seven European countries – led by North Macedonia, Hungary, Serbia and Croatia – are the least-accepting countries.

Decades-old sexual trauma is being unearthed in a society that rarely discusses it, but can that bring about change?

Calls for reform and cooperation as pandemic, US scepticism and growing US-China tensions undermine int’l organisation.

Dia Mirza joins our panel looking at challenges for women’s rights a quarter-century after the Beijing declaration.

Malka Leifer, a former educator accused of sexually abusing female students, has been fighting extradition since 2014.

Younger Mapuche are organising and some are taking up arms to expel people they view as foreign invaders.

University of Toronto’s law school allegedly blocks hiring of scholar due to her work on Israel’s human rights abuses.

A UN investigator of human rights violations in Belarus is warning of another ‘iron curtain’ descending on Europe.