The Latest Breaking News from Torture

In a milestone ruling judges at the Kosovo tribunal on Friday convicted a former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) guerrilla commander who ran a prison where torture took place during the 1998-99 independence conflict with Serbia.

An Iranian political activist, now in jail herself, interviews 12 female prisoners of the Islamic Republic about their experiences

Dmytro Lubinets revealed evidence which showed that detained children were "practically not" given food and that they were given water every other day in Kherson, Ukraine

Ukrainian parliament commissioner for human rights says they found ‘10 torture chambers in Kherson region’

There will be no Christmas or New Year’s ceasefire in Ukraine

More than 50 years after children started being dumped at Lake Alice psychiatric hospital, a report by a Royal Commission of Inquiry has finally documented what those children went through and how the Crown responded to their systemic torture and abuse.

Ukrainian authorities claim they have discovered evidence of children being tortured in territories formerly occupied by the Russian army.

Rapper takes stand in case against Canadian-born musician, emotionally recounting night when she was shot

The five-point plan, which includes ramping up immigration raids and housing migrants in disused holiday parks, was described as ‘deeply disturbing’.

NAKHON RATCHASIMA: The former Thai wife of a foreigner whose Cambodian employee was cruelly assaulted by two Polish men last month has denied threatening the woman.

Britain on Friday announced sanctions targeting 30 people around the world who it described as "corrupt political figures, human rights violators and perpetrators of conflict-related sexual violence." It said the sanctions were coordinated with international partners to mark International Anti-Corruption Day and Global Human Rights Day and included individuals involved…