Human Rights

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

The country harbours a political culture where exercising the right to demonstrate is safer for some than for others

Palestine Action

Palestine Action activists to appeal terror sentencing

UK's Burnham urged to address alleged UAE plot against British academic

Why EU-Israel data-sharing deal must be quashed

Raja Natour

Anas Altikriti case raises crucial questions about Britain's alliance with the UAE

Peter Oborne

Five years after the fall of Kabul, 'war on terror' ghosts have come home

Moazzam Begg

British activist Anas Altikriti questions UAE surveillance operation

‘The right to stay’: Italy’s Albanian diaspora sails back to support the Flamingo Revolution

Syria after Assad

'They almost killed my child': Women in Syria's Roj camp describe night of gunfire and fear

Trudeau must resolve case of Canadian tortured in Sudan: Amnesty

Belhaj case: UK ordered to hand over file on Libyan torture

State control and sham trials: Egypt's civil society is 'under siege'

Middle East tops death penalty list with 'gruesome tally' of executions

When it comes to Middle East policy, the UK is nothing but a rogue state

Mark Curtis

'Our fight is a just fight': Mauritania's slave descendants push for equality

Belhaj challenges UK government's demand for secrecy in latest hearing

Donald Trump's new CIA chief can't hide her role in torture cover-up

Moazzam Begg

For the British political elite, the invasion of Iraq never happened

Mark Curtis

Integration not linked to extremism, Muslim body tells UK government

Egyptian-Americans call on Washington to back human rights in Egypt

EXCLUSIVE: UK approves $42m in spyware sales to Middle East 'regimes'