Syrian government using banned Soviet-made cluster bombs, Amnesty International says... READ MORE›
'Rights concerns' On Wednesday, US-based Human Rights Watch HRW said in a statementthe mass arrests carried out by Saudi Arabia raises human rights concerns... READ MORE›
Despite Saudi Arabia's poor record on religious freedom, the US has shielded Saudi Arabia from possible sanctions under US law, HRW's Whitson said... READ MORE›
Syria war Human Rights Watch criticises deaths of civilians in airstrikes by US-led coalition... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch has accused the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen of committing war crimes, saying its air strikes killed 39 civilians including 26 children in two months... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch said in January that it had learned that militias had been recruiting child soldiers from one Iraqi refugee camp since last spring... READ MORE›
It also comes after human rights groups accused the Egyptian military of killing up to 10 men in January in a staged counterterrorism raid in Sinai... READ MORE›
12 18PM GMT 02 Feb 2015 This map provides a snapshot of the human rights violations identified by Human Rights Watch HRW in their 25th annual review... READ MORE›
We have little relations with governments in North Korea, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Cuba and Venezuela where there is zero appetite for human rights engagement, Shakir said... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch has called on Saudi Arabia to explain whether its former crown prince has been under house arrest since he was overthrown last month... READ MORE›
This is not a club that Israel wants to join, said Sari Bashi, Israel and Palestine advocacy director for Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
Iraqi denial Later on Thursday, Iraq's federal police issued a statement denying its forces had been involved in extrajudicial killings... READ MORE›
Satellite photos and witness accounts show the brutality unleashed on parts of Aleppo, according to Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
Companies needed to take a clear, unequivocal stance that did not tolerate links to human rights abuses anywhere in their operations and supply chains, said Zeid... READ MORE›
Saudi officials first proposed allowing women to vote in 2005, according to Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
Armed with American and British ammunition and European warplanes, among other Western-supported military hardware, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has wreaked havoc in Yemen since March 2015... READ MORE›
Saudi officials first proposed allowing women to vote in 2005, according to Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch report claims Egyptian authorities used arbitrary arrests, enforced disappearances and torture... READ MORE›
UNHCR said it was appalled by the deaths of refugees. All parties to the conflict denied involvement in the attack... READ MORE›
More than 45 civilians reported killed at livestock market in apparent air strike by Saudi-led coalition... READ MORE›
There's a lot of speculation, says Adam Coogle, who monitors Saudi Arabia's use of the death penalty, for Human Rights Watch... READ MORE›
The Cluster Munitions Coalition report said cluster bombs were dropped on two locations in Libya this year, but there was no clarity on who was responsible... READ MORE›
Last month, more outrage flowed when Saudi Arabia was elected by U.N... READ MORE›
Daniel Bekele, Africa director at Human Rights Watch, labelled the attacks a new low in the catalog of atrocities in Darfur ... READ MORE›
Houthi leader accuses UK of war crimes in Yemen over arms sales to Saudi Arabia -- RT News... READ MORE›
The Government in Indonesia is subjecting female recruits for its national police to painful and traumatic virginity tests, a human rights watchdog has found... READ MORE›
On August 12, Hisham al-Omeisy tweeted to his 23,700 followers Armed goons backed by corrupt officials are forcefully taking real estate in Sanaa... READ MORE›
In Saudi Arabia, activists tracking her plea for help attempted to meet Lasloom at Riyadh airport overnight Wednesday... READ MORE›
The deepening enmity between Iran and Saudi Arabia has threatened to worsen conflicts across the region, including the civil war that began in Yemen last year... READ MORE›
Human rights groups say they have received numerous witness reports of torture and executions in Mosul... READ MORE›
In this Tuesday, March 22, 2016, photo, infant Udai Faisal, who is suffering from acute malnutrition, is hospitalized at Al-Sabeen Hospital in Sanaa, Yemen... READ MORE›
Indonesia's predominant religion is Islam, and, even though premarital sex is common, officials and religious leaders still place a high value on female virginity... READ MORE›
Indonesia's predominant religion is Islam, and, even though premarital sex is common, officials and religious leaders still place a high value on female virginity... READ MORE›
At a December news conference, Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for the Russian military, denied allegations that the air force has stockpiled cluster munitions in Syria... READ MORE›
Human Rights Watch is urging the Australian government to negotiate the immediate release of anybody detained as a result of the Melbourne rally... READ MORE›
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