The Israeli military’s April 22, 2026, attacks in Lebanon that killed one journalist and severely injured another included ...

The office will have broad powers to investigate suspected misappropriation or unauthorized handling of public assets and, ...

The city of Izumisano in Japan’s Osaka Prefecture announced on July 27 that it would create a new nyujiin—an infant care ...

The recent addition of 43 Chinese companies, including aluminum producers, to a US government forced labor list underscores ...

Israeli road closures in the West Bank on July 27, 2026, badly delayed an ambulance transporting a pregnant Palestinian woman ...

A coalition of voting rights organizations renewed a motion for preliminary injunction on July 20 in Massachusetts to prevent ...

The Philippine government’s revised national guidelines on free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) threaten the rights of ...

After more than a month of the Israeli government’s unlawful blockade of Gaza, which has included catastrophic cuts to water, fuel, and electricity, as well as very limited deliveries of food, water, ...

We are at a fork in the road regarding states’ approaches to facial recognition surveillance. On the one hand, governments in places like Israel and the United Kingdom are progressing plans to roll ...

The arrival of an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 people in Ceuta, Spain’s enclave in North Africa, on July 30-31 was not only ...

A Brazilian Senate committee yesterday approved on a 1,100-page report that lays bare what happens when a country’s president adopts policies with utter disregard for human rights during a pandemic.

Palestine Action, the direct-action protest group, was granted permission on July 30 to appeal its terrorist designation at the United Kingdom Supreme Court.