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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim called on Australia to be consistent in how it advocates for human rights after the death toll in Gaza surpassed 30,000.

Debate sparked in Argentina over a photo of half-naked prisoners, raising concerns about human rights and law enforcement practices.

Chinese official denies serious political incidents in Tibet, raising international concerns over human rights and political stability.

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) heard 30 cases during a camp sitting here on March 6 (Wednesday), and recommended payment of compensations of ₹80 lakh to the victims. NHRC Chairperson Justice Arun Mishra, members D.M. Mulay, Rajiv Jain and Vijaya Bharathi Sayani, Secretary General Bharat Lal and Registrar (Law)…

Vietnam designates overseas dissident groups as 'terrorist organizations', raising concerns over human rights and political freedoms.

Human Rights Watch report accuses Malaysia of subjecting detainees, including children, to torture.

New UN report exposes sexual abuse of hostages in Gaza by Hamas, emphasizing the need for immediate action to address human rights violations.

Sending military goods to Israel during Gaza war violates Canadian and international law, lawsuit argues.

India has slammed Pakistan as it raised the issue of Jammu and Kashmir at the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council, saying it should introspect on its own appalling human rights record and “deserved global reputation” as the “world’s terrorism factory”.

Presenting the awards at the White House, Blinken called Roque an "unyielding defender of human rights in Cuba."

The Prime Minister has previously warned the Lords against frustrating ‘the will of the people’