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

Saudis pursue Twitter user who threatened to kill men who supported women driving

Saudi man arrested after threats to burn women drivers in their cars

Palestinian who ran nine marathons is banned from doing 10th in Chicago

Qatar must do more to protect migrant workers from deadly heat: HRW

Seven things Saudi women still can't do, despite driving ban lift

Cage director will appeal counter-terrorism search conviction

Schedule 7 and the case of Muhammad Rabbani: Privacy on trial

Douglas Weeks

The two women drivers blazing the trail for freedom of movement in Saudi

UK trains Oman's police and special forces in 'public order' tactics

Cage director convicted of obstructing airport counter-terrorism search

'No torture in Bahraini prisons' claims UK-backed rights group

UK's Labour Party rejects Saudi Arabia's application to attend conference