HUMAN RIGHTS

Heads of state gathering in New York aims to come up with a more co-ordinated and humane approach to crisis.

Protest has backing of charities including the International Rescue Committee.

Former Australian PM says "Too many are coming ... with the insistence that Europe should make way for them."

Muslim insurgents were supposedly disbanded but UN peacekeepers say they had to intervene to stop further violence.

Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google comply with national law that prevents pre-natal sex determination.

Mountbatten says he 'struggled with his sexuality', but knew he was bisexual since he was a teen.

The US will be to blame if the truce fails, according to Russian generals.

School police officer used 'unconstitutional and unnecessary force' on the child says the ACLU

South Sudan joins Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia as nations with more than 1 million refugees.

Edgar Matobato told an investigating panel that he has seen Duterte order killings.

Police show of force is aimed at discouraging people from protesting over presidential poll delay, says opposition.

A witness had earlier testified in front of a Philippines Senate Committee that he was part of a squad that killed criminals.

Protected forest residents allegedly live in fear of arbitrary evictions while suffering extortion and physical abuse.

The refugees say they are trying to build pressure on Australia to end their suffering.

Photographs of Prince George on police bike at Kensiington Palace were taken without consent.

Iwacu journalist Jean Bigirimana was allegedly forcibly disappeared in Burundi on 22 July.

Sentry report claims Salva Kiir and Riek Machar's relatives enjoyed luxury trips and expensive cars.

The 36,000 items in the collection range from slave shackles to Rosa Parks's dress.

Rights group claims conditions of return of Somali refugees are against international law.

Five young girls speak out. Their names have been changed and their faces are hidden to protect their identities.

UN peacekeeping mission has extracted 700 South Sudanese linked to sacked vice-president Riek Machar.

25 women protesting peacefully against proposed amendments to Uganda's Constitution detained Tuesday

Bosco Ntaganda is "ready to die" the International Criminal Court is told.

Exclusive: Politician's warning comes as police issue new order extending protest ban for one month.

Somalia remains wracked by violence and al-Shabab terrorism.

The woman was detained in 2014 and accused of cooperating with Isis in the killing of 3 Kurdish Peshmerga fighters.

Daesh hold prisoners in tiny metal cages before they're sentenced by extremist judges.

President Duterte has previously threatened to withdraw the Philippines from the United Nations.

EXCLUSIVE: Tajamuka activist tells IBTimes UK about plans to spread campaign to Zanu-PF strongholds