The fall of the Assad regime has led to the release of political prisoners from notorious facilities like Sednaya prison, known for severe human rights abuses.
Bangladesh court orders arrest of ex-leader Sheikh Hasina DW 10/17/2024
Sheikh Hasina fled to India after massive protests and an arrest warrant for crimes against humanity.
Bangladesh ex-ministers face massacre' charges, Hasina probe deadline set
The International Crimes Tribunal has set a deadline for investigating former PM Sheikh Hasina amidst allegations of her involvement in human rights abuses.
Bangladesh taking steps to extradite former PM Hasina from India
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal is initiating extradition processes for Sheikh Hasina to face trial for her alleged role in massacres.
Bangladesh court orders arrest of ex-leader Sheikh Hasina DW 10/17/2024
Sheikh Hasina fled to India after massive protests and an arrest warrant for crimes against humanity.
Bangladesh ex-ministers face massacre' charges, Hasina probe deadline set
The International Crimes Tribunal has set a deadline for investigating former PM Sheikh Hasina amidst allegations of her involvement in human rights abuses.
Bangladesh taking steps to extradite former PM Hasina from India
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal is initiating extradition processes for Sheikh Hasina to face trial for her alleged role in massacres.
These WWII Axis Prison Camps Are a Grim Reminder of the Brutal War
World War II prison camps were critical to Axis strategies, serving as sites for severe human rights abuses and systematic genocide.
Why Politicians Ignore Abuses in India's Sugar Industry: They Run It
The exploitation of female workers in Maharashtra's sugar fields continues unchecked due to political complicity and insufficient legislative action.
Human Rights Claims Against Cisco Can Move Forward (Again)
The Ninth Circuit's ruling applies aiding and abetting liability to tech companies aiding human rights abuses, enhancing accountability for surveillance practices.
Alberto Fujimori, Ex-Leader of Peru Imprisoned for Rights Abuses, Dies at 86
Alberto Fujimori, controversial former president of Peru, died at 86 after a tumultuous legacy of economic recovery and human rights abuses.
With Europe's support, North African nations push migrants to the desert
European funds are used to support harsh practices in North Africa aimed at dissuading sub-Saharan migrants from crossing to Europe.
Biden Seeks to Curb Flow of Migrants From Nicaragua With New Restrictions
The Biden administration plans visa restrictions and sanctions against individuals and organizations aiding the Nicaraguan government in profiting from migrants heading to the United States.
With Europe's support, North African nations push migrants to the desert
European funds are used to support harsh practices in North Africa aimed at dissuading sub-Saharan migrants from crossing to Europe.
Biden Seeks to Curb Flow of Migrants From Nicaragua With New Restrictions
The Biden administration plans visa restrictions and sanctions against individuals and organizations aiding the Nicaraguan government in profiting from migrants heading to the United States.
EU to ban forced-labour products in move mostly targeted at China
New EU law aims to eliminate forced labor products from market by 2027.
Conozca a las mujeres que luchan por acabar con las detenciones y las deportaciones en el estado de Washington - High Country News
ICE detention center in Tacoma with a history of human rights abuses
La Resistencia Northwest's advocacy to improve conditions for detainees
On 60th Anniversary of US-Backed Coup, Brazilians Ask US to Declassify Records
The Brazilian military's seizure of power marked the start of over two decades of military rule.
The U.S. supported the Brazilian military coup and enabled human rights abuses during the dictatorship.
CNN Anchor: U.S. Warns of Extrajudicial Killings' Abroad By Iran and Russia In Wake of Journalist's Stabbing In London
Pouria Zeraati, an Iranian journalist, was stabbed outside his London home, indicating a likely attack linked to the Iranian regime.
Senior U.S. intelligence officials have raised concerns about extrajudicial killings by countries like Iran and Russia, posing a growing threat to reporters and activists in the West.
Terror suspects appear in court in Russia showing signs of torture and abuse
Russian authorities arrested three more suspects in the Crocus City Hall shooting.
Videos emerged showing brutal treatment of suspects by Russian authorities.
Climate of fear': UN accuses Russia of abuses in occupied Ukraine
Russian occupation in Ukraine involves intimidation, detention, and torture. UN report highlights executions and suppression of Ukrainian identity.
ICE Under Fire for Solitary Confinement of Immigrants Amid Suicide Attempts
Charles Leo Daniel was held in solitary confinement for an extended period before his death.
There have been multiple suicide attempts and hunger strikes at the NWDC following Daniel's death.
People seeking safety deserve compassion - not this Rwanda Bill
Refugees deserve dignity and respect
Policy causing psychological harm
Inside North Korea's Forced-Labor Program in China
North Korean workers sent to Chinese factories endure abuse and harsh conditions
Chinese companies employing North Korean workers often receive Western certifications despite labor violations
German firm BASF urged to quit Xinjiang over gross abuses' of Uyghurs
BASF is implicated in human rights abuses against the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang, China.
Over 30 politicians have signed a letter urging BASF to withdraw from Xinjiang and address the allegations.
Author of Rwanda book says she fears attacks at home amid orchestrated' backlash
Michela Wrong, a journalist and author, lives in fear of being attacked in her home after facing an online backlash for her book on human rights abuses in Rwanda.
A British public relations firm allegedly played a key role in orchestrating an online hate campaign against Wrong in response to her book, which criticizes Rwandan president Paul Kagame.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
Just 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, a sign of the body's unflagging support for Israel, even as the Jewish state now faces allegations of genocide in its ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.
Gay man from Chechnya who was tortured in a police station finally escaped Russia
A gay Chechen man has fled Russia after months of torture and abuse in a police station basement.
Dadayev was outed by local extortionists and detained because of his sexual orientation.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
The Senate rejected a resolution that would have forced the Biden administration to investigate potential human rights abuses in Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
Only 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, indicating strong support for Israel despite allegations of genocide in Gaza.
Why Markey backed Sanders' effort to look into possible Israeli human rights violations
Sens. Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren backed a resolution examining potential human rights abuses by Israel in Gaza, but it was rejected.
The resolution would have required the Biden administration to submit a report on human rights abuses and the use of US weapons in the war.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
The Senate rejected a resolution that would have forced the Biden administration to investigate potential human rights abuses in Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
Only 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, indicating strong support for Israel despite allegations of genocide in Gaza.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
The Senate rejected a resolution that would have forced the Biden administration to investigate potential human rights abuses in Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
Only 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, indicating strong support for Israel despite allegations of genocide in Gaza.
Why Markey backed Sanders' effort to look into possible Israeli human rights violations
Sens. Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren backed a resolution examining potential human rights abuses by Israel in Gaza, but it was rejected.
The resolution would have required the Biden administration to submit a report on human rights abuses and the use of US weapons in the war.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
The Senate rejected a resolution that would have forced the Biden administration to investigate potential human rights abuses in Israel's military campaign in Gaza.
Only 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, indicating strong support for Israel despite allegations of genocide in Gaza.
Senate votes down Sanders' push to examine Israel's human rights practices in Gaza
Just 11 senators supported moving to a vote on the resolution, a sign of the body's unflagging support for Israel, even as the Jewish state now faces allegations of genocide in its ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.
Senate rejects Sanders' effort to curb Israel-Hamas war
Senators reject Bernie Sanders' effort to investigate human rights abuses in the Israel-Hamas war, potentially limiting U.S. military aid to Israel.
11 senators join Sanders in the procedural vote, signaling unease among U.S. lawmakers over Israel's attacks on Palestinians.