Human Rights

How a mass lynching and the people re-enacting it are forcing the US to confront the truth of its past and its present.

The bodies were recovered from newly discovered mass graves in Tarhuna, south of capital Tripoli.

Life for one of the last Afghans in the detention facility defined by hunger strikes, force feedings...

Senior police official said officers reserve right to use firearms on demonstrators against President...

In the Bosnian town of Višegrad, the local authorities are trying hard to whitewash genocidal crimes through tourism.

A year since Kashmir lost its autonomy, narratives of the region’s past, present and future are as contested as ever.

The CNRP has been outlawed, its leaders jailed and exiled, functionaries targeted, but it continues to survive.

Canadian PM defiant after China’s ambassador to Ottawa, Cong Peiwu, warned against the granting asylum to HK activists.

Human rights advocates condemn as cruel the treatment of jailed activist Reina Mae Nasino as she lays to rest her baby.

A survivor describes how she kept a secret notebook in which she recorded the abuses committed against her and others.

Civil rights groups in the United States have warned that an undercount on the census will harm racial minorities.

Publication of new guidelines by government body comes a week after viral videos showed police beating detainees.

The watchdog says the targeting of civilians by the Syria-Russia alliance may amount to crimes against humanity.

Four women share their stories of hardship and survival in Sierra Leone, where falling pregnant can mean risking death.