#Human Rights

BBC visits Iran for first time since brutal protest crackdown that killed over 6,400. As Tehran celebrates Islamic Revolution's 47th anniversary, the pain from unprecedented violence remains.

Hong Kong convicts activist's father in first family punishment case under security law, setting dangerous precedent for transnational repression

UN rights monitor reveals how North Korea's tech-enabled surveillance has made defection nearly impossible. What this means for human rights in the digital age.

Iranian government publishes list of 2,986 protest victims but omits details on how they died, as UN estimates actual death toll may exceed 20,000. Citizens report missing names while authorities blame foreign enemies.

Despite Israel's reopening of the Rafah crossing, Palestinian women report being blindfolded, handcuffed, and interrogated for hours in what they describe as systematic mistreatment.

A Chinese woman with mental illness, missing for over 10 years, was found in a rural village where she had given birth to multiple children, reigniting debates about human trafficking and forced pregnancies in China.

With Maduro captured and hundreds of political prisoners still detained, Venezuela's crisis reveals the limits of US power and the complexity of post-authoritarian transitions.

European Union designates Iran's IRGC as terrorist organization following deadly crackdown on protesters that killed thousands. Diplomatic tensions escalate as US deploys naval forces.

Personal testimonies reveal the brutal scale of Iran's recent protest crackdown, with over 6,000 confirmed deaths and systematic targeting of civilians by security forces.

Israel mobilized tanks, drones, and explosive robots to recover a single Israeli policeman's remains, desecrating 200 Palestinian graves in the process. A stark illustration of life's unequal value.

Verified footage emerges from Iran showing hospital morgues overflowing with bodies as authorities maintain internet shutdown amid unprecedented crackdown on protesters.

Israel announces recovery of the last captive's remains from Gaza, officially ending a crisis that began in October 2023. But the broader questions about justice, proportionality, and human rights violations linger.