#human rights

Venezuela has released several high-profile opposition figures and journalists. Explore the implications of the Venezuela political prisoner release 2026 under the Trump administration.

Iran is facing a nationwide internet blackout as of January 2026. The move follows escalating economic protests that have resulted in at least 21 deaths and international condemnation.

Explore the harrowing report on Sudan civil war RSF sexual violence. Over 1,300 cases reveal how gender-based violence is used as a systematic weapon of war.

The West Bank Water Apartheid Crisis deepens as Israeli settlers seize the al-Auja spring. Palestinians face severe shortages while settlement agriculture thrives under military control.

Discover the story of Arnold Ncube and 10,000 others living as stateless people in South Africa. We explore the legal barriers and the global impact of statelessness.

Israel leveled 25 buildings in the Nur Shams refugee camp, displacing 100 families. The military cites security needs while residents fear a strategy to erase the refugee issue.

Discover the most powerful press photos of 2025. From the flamingo in socks to the migrant caravan, explore the stories behind the World Press Photo 2025 winners.

Pro-Palestine activists target UK Labour Party offices with red paint as a hunger strike by detainees reaches a critical 57th day in December 2025. The government refuses to intervene.

Winter rain in Gaza has caused severe flooding in displacement camps, leading to 15 deaths including 3 infants. Humanitarian aid remains insufficient despite the ceasefire.

British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has returned to the UK after nearly 12 years in prison. PM Keir Starmer welcomed the release as a 'profound relief' following a presidential pardon.

A former flight attendant with 6 years of experience reveals the dark reality of Asian airlines, including sexual harassment, drug use, and systemic exploitation.

Four members of Palestine Action are on a hunger strike in UK prisons. Their protest against their detention and terror designation follows a long history of similar non-violent resistance.