Human Rights

How Israel has engineered a system of apartheid on West Bank roads

Every afternoon, Palestinian commuters sit behind military gates while Israeli settlers drive on. The system is built to exhaust them and make staying on their land harder

Sisi says he will go in 2030. The army will decide who comes next

Hesham Gaafar

UN must investigate death of UAE poet and writer Habib al-Sayegh, advocacy group says

Macron told to not let Bahrain 'buy France's silence' as he tours Gulf

Egypt detains entire newsroom of leading fact-checking platform over 'fake news' allegations

Israel's genocide in Gaza

Gaza students take Ireland to court over visa refusals

In Egypt, leaving prison does not mean escaping the security state

Asim Qureshi

Where do Muslim youths fit in India's 'Cockroach' protests?

Nabiya Khan

Egyptian detainees issue call for government to apply new caps to pretrial detention

When it comes to Palestine, France can't shake off its colonial past

Hanine Hassan

Julian Assange should be thanked - not smeared - for Wikileaks' service to journalism

Mark Curtis

Israeli spyware used by foreign states to target dissidents, LGBTQ citizens: Report

Emirati court formally charges British student with spying

UK student held in solitary confinement for five months in the UAE 'on spying charges'

When it comes to Palestine,'taking sides' and 'solutions' are not mutually exclusive

Ben White

'Gap in oversight' of UK terrorism laws as watchdog role falls vacant

Saudi-funded art show in US extols freedom as country cracks down on critics

ICC on collision course with US over looming Afghan war crimes probe

Israel is shutting down its critics on social media. It happened to me

Richard Silverstein

Khan al-Ahmar: Where Palestinian children live in trauma

Angela Godfrey-Goldstein

UK's MI5 in court for covert policy allowing agents to commit serious crimes