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House Bill 4, which an expert called a "civil and human rights disaster," could turn police into border enforcers—with new unchecked power.

Residents of ward 31 in Kozhikode will form a human chain Nov. 1 to protest drug abuse. Representatives from various groups, incl. Mayor Beena Philip, MP M.K. Raghavan, and officials from Human Rights Commission, Police, and Excise will address the public. Awareness programme to follow.

A Japanese high court on Monday said the North Korean government was responsible for the human rights abuses of plaintiffs who said they were lured to the North by Pyongyang’s false promise of living in the “paradise on Earth."

Russians commemorated the victims of Soviet state terror on Sunday, while the Russian government continues its crackdown on dissent in the country

Exclusive: Human rights groups voice alarm as letter to headteachers reveals plan for more visible patrols

A SCOTTISH human rights charity has said the Illegal Migration Act creates a “ticking time bomb” for asylum seekers which the Scottish…

Human rights campaigners say the Pegasus initiative wrongly criminalises people of colour, women and LGBTQ+ people

Universities and mosques have been targeted by airstrikes in the latest conflict to erupt between Israel and Palestine

Israel has so far refused to release information about Gaza workers who have disappeared, human rights groups say.

As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 22nd day, these are the main developments.

Enclave without phone, internet services for more than 12 hours amid warnings blackout could conceal rights abuses.