Two Iranian dissidents facing imminent execution after ‘grossly unfair’ trial, human rights group warn Amnesty said the men were convicted in a ‘grossly unfair torture-tainted’ trial The Independent UK · Apr 2
Artist files war crime case in Paris over Israeli strike that killed parents in Lebanon Lebanese-French man Ali Cherri demands investigation into Beirut bombing as possible war crime against civilians The Guardian - UK · Apr 2
‘Everyone is thinking about oil prices’: is Iran using the war to hide a surge in executions? Regime has long used the death penalty to suppress dissent but now appears to be withholding information on the killing of hundreds of prisoners, say rights groups The Guardian - UK · Apr 2
New Israeli death penalty law is ‘cruel’ and discriminates against Palestinians, say human rights groups Activists say the law will have a disproportionate impact on West Bank Palestinians The Independent UK · Mar 31
Amnesty International Warns Fans Traveling to 2026 FIFA World Cup Could Face Human Rights Threats This year's FIFA Men's World Cup will take place from June 11 to July 19. The United States will host 78 of the 104 total matches, including the final in New Jersey. Mexico and Canada will each host 13 matches. Latin Times · Mar 30
Amnesty warns of 'serious risks' to certain fans during 2026 World Cup Human rights campaign group Amnesty International warned on Monday that certain fans travelling to the United States, Mexico and Canada for the World Cup face serious risks from immigration and customs officers (ICE) as well as border guards (CBP). Radio France Internationale · Mar 30
Amnesty International warns US faces ‘human rights emergency’ in World Cup report IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 30
United States ‘facing human rights emergency’ ahead of World Cup says Amnesty International A new report from the human rights organisation revealed severe restrictions on freedom of expression and peaceful protest in each of the three host countries just months before the World Cup begins The Independent UK · Mar 30
Human rights groups cheer ‘watershed’ verdict in social media addiction trial As many organizations celebrate outcome, some are skeptical as to what it means for privacy protections The Guardian - US · Mar 26
US Troops Warn Iran War Could Be An Absolute Disaster As Morale Drops And Mission Clarity Collapses As the US-Iran conflict intensifies, a surge in conscientious objector applications reveals growing internal dissent within the US military. International Business Times UK · Mar 23
Trump Ultimatum to Iran Draws Criticism as Experts Warn Strikes on Power Plants May Breach International Law Explore the escalating tensions between the US and Iran as President Trump issues a 48-hour ultimatum threatening to target Iran's power plants. Discover the potential legal implications and international reactions to this high-stakes conflict. International Business Times UK · Mar 22
Slovenia goes to polls in election marked by claims of anti-Romany rhetoric Centre-left Robert Golob and rightwing populist Janez Janša are frontrunners in contest after polarised campaign The Guardian - UK · Mar 22
Israel strikes Hezbollah's civilian as well as military wings in an attempt to crush the group An Israeli strike has hit a Hezbollah-run health center in southern Lebanon and killed 12 medical workers, as Israel widens its campaign beyond fighters The Independent UK · Mar 21
'He was 19': Iranian wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi executed on ‘enmity against God’ charges Young wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi was executed at 19 by Iranian authorities, accused of 'enmity against God' following protests. His death, amid allegations of a flawed trial and forced confessions, highlights the severe consequences for dissent in Iran and echoes the case of Navid Afkari. The Times of India · Mar 19
The Independent UK · Feb 24 Iran ‘orders death penalty for dozens of protesters’ - despite Trump’s promise to protect them Human rights group says Tehran has quietly been preparing to execute people accused of involvement in protests last month
The Guardian - UK · Feb 24 ‘If we see you again, we kill you’: how a Colombian wildlife hotspot turned into a death zone Armed groups and a state-owned refinery’s oil leaks have displaced Barrancabermeja’s fishing community and poisoned a paradise once full of manatees and jaguars
The Independent UK · Feb 23 Court rejects appeal of 12 pro-democracy activists in ‘Hong Kong 47’ national security case High profile ‘Hong Kong 47’ case was largest to be brought under national security law
The Independent UK · Feb 14 Who was Alexei Navalny and why would Russia poison him? Mr Navalny campaigned against official corruption and organised major anti-government protests in Russia.
Salon · Feb 13 Buddhist monks vs. Trump's fake UN Over the last year, we've seen America's "forever war" come home. But wandering monks remind us peace is possible
The Independent UK · Feb 13 Australia police watchdog to investigate complaints of brutality at protests against Israeli president Independent police oversight body says it is ‘in public interest’ to examine the violent confrontations between police and protesters at Sydney Town Hall
Euronews · Feb 12 German parliament chief visits Gaza Strip under Israeli military escort The Federal Foreign Office and the German embassy in Tel Aviv expressed security concerns and explicitly advised against entering the Gaza Strip, according to reports.
The Independent UK · Feb 12 Father of exiled Hong Kong activist convicted in unprecedented insurance case under national security law Family of US-based Hong Kong dissident held guilty in first such case
The Independent UK · Feb 11 Survivors of scam compounds abandoned on streets in growing crisis US aid cuts mean victims are being turned away
Euronews · Feb 11 European Commission, Interpol and 100 others call to outlaw AI nudification tools A number of major global organisations such as Amnesty International and the European Commission, have pushed for AI nudification tools to be banned.
The Fashion Central · Feb 8 North Korea schoolchildren ‘executed for watching Squid Game’ 'People were executed for watching or distributing South Korean media': Amnesty says North Korea is killing teenagers for K-Pop and Squid Game