A number of staff at University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) have reported theft of wages as the university cites legal strike...

Lúcio Tembé, community leader and activist has been shot in the head by two gunmen. An investigation into Palm Oil involvement is underway.

Power grabs, the refugee crisis and the people: How Kais Saïed’s Tunisia edges towards total failure.

UAE President Mohammed bin Zahid Al Nahyan invites Assad to COP28 Conference in Dubai.

The likelihood of an Islamic State resurgence is increasing. Prison breaks, insurgency activity, myriad uncoordinated militia activity and abhorrent priso...

Over 2023, public trust in the Met, illuminated by Ms Louise Casey’s damning report, is at an all-time low. The killings of black people, un-even policing...

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation announced an expansion of professions that must register under the Wage Protection System.

The groups argue the proposed surveillance measures, set out in Article 7 of the new law, will violate international human rights law

The healthcare system in Northwest Syria is particularly at a great risk of further collapse

UNHCHR and UNESCO must take adequate measures to ensure that Israeli companies adhere to human rights principles

The abolition of child labour necessitates a combination of demanding decent work conditions and social protection systems for children

Enhancing and perfecting technology which monitors people should concern all those that are champions of civil liberties in the UK