#Human Rights

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte refuses to attend ICC hearings for murder charges related to his drug war. A test case for international law versus national sovereignty.

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte stands trial at the ICC for alleged murders during his drug war. A watershed moment for Southeast Asian authoritarianism?

Eight deaths off Libya and Greece highlight the growing tension between humanitarian obligations and stricter EU migration policies as crossings continue to surge.

Australia rejects reports of plans to repatriate IS families from Syrian camps, highlighting ongoing dilemma between national security and humanitarian obligations.

The International Criminal Court faces mounting criticism for alleged bias, with 31 of 33 indicted suspects being African. Is this selective justice or structural necessity?

Iranian security forces opened fire on mourners commemorating protest victims, raising questions about the cycle of violence and international response to human rights violations.

Over 80 women, mostly Alawites, reported kidnapped since Assad's fall. Their testimonies reveal the complex reality of sectarian conflict and human rights blind spots in post-revolution Syria.

New research classifies U.S. police killings alongside Iranian crackdowns as government atrocities, challenging how we define state violence across political lines.

Over 100 artists defend UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese as European governments demand her resignation over Israel criticism, raising questions about free speech and international law.

Thousands of overseas Iranians hold massive rallies across the globe calling for an end to theocratic rule following last month's deadly nationwide protests that killed thousands

Kazakhstan is extraditing Russian dissidents including Navalny supporters despite pending asylum applications. We examine the geopolitical pressures behind this diplomatic shift.

Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi's Oscar-nominated film was shot in secret while facing a 20-year filmmaking ban. His story reveals the power of art against oppression.