Saudi Arabia has abolished its 50-year-old Kafala system, a historic move which will liberate millions of foreign workers, enhancing migrant rights and ending restrictions
Following an unusual episode of cooperation between two long-hostile governments, human rights organisations have expressed serious concerns about the safety of the returnees
US Democrat Senators Van Hollen and Merkley accuse Israel of 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza, by orchestrating systemic destruction & aid obstruction and mass displacement. They argue that American support has enabled these policies
In Gaza, local men are terrorised to clear buildings for the IDF fighters; Palestinians get life threats from Israeli soldiers if they refuse to become human shields
Many Ukrainian soldiers ran after the civilian and dragged him to the vehicle before driving off, leaving the pet dog behind, the viral video showed
Bashar al-Assad tortured thousands, if not more, of his rivals in Sednaya prison near Damascus, which is now being liberated by HTS fighters; several remain stuck in the underground facility, social media videos show
Imaan is the daughter of former human rights minister Shireen Mazari
The incident happened on Sunday amid heavy rains in Delhi
The report alleges unlawful and arbitrary killings in India
Prison terms were handed to five people
Morris was reportedly shackled in front of her 8-year-old daughter
The escalation of the hunger strike has prompted concerns for Fattah's life
Protesters demand better hospitals, yearly screening camps for endosulfan victims
Shehab, a mother of two was initially sentenced to three years in prison
‘Women were raped and killed in front of their children’
The case against China will be taken up in an Argentine court in February
He was accused of providing sensitive information to a foreign intelligence agency
Parvez has faced problems due to the nature of the work the JKCCS, APDP do
Human rights are violated when viewed via political spectacles, said Modi
It was the first time in 15 year-history that a resolution was defeated
Numbers suggest the world is facing an unprecedented “displacement crisis”
The NHRC on Tuesday said it has taken a serious view of the "contradictory reports"
The new commander, Lt Gen Wang Haijiang, previously served in Tibet
Myanmar's military junta has denied the massacre
'This trial is clearly the opening salvo in an overall strategy to neuter Suu Kyi'
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