Europe News Turkey's human rights record slammed by MEPs A resolution before the European Parliament in Strasbourg calls for EU accession funds to be withheld until criteria are met. 08/02/2018
China British Prime Minister Theresa May leads trade delegation to China Premier Li Keqiang tells May China's relations with Britain will not change because of changes in British-EU relations. 31/01/2018
France ECJ rules 'sexuality tests cannot constitute basis for refusal of asyl The European Court of Justice barred the "sexuality tests" from being used as grounds to reject an asylum application. 25/01/2018
Sweden Two Pussy Riot members ‘seek asylum in Sweden’ Swedish media say two members of the Russian protest group have claimed asylum in the country, saying they are persecuted in Russia. 24/01/2018
China Sweden protests over Kong Kong-based publisher ‘seized' in China Bookseller and Swedish citizen Gui Minhai, who has previously been held in China, was reportedly arrested on a train in the presence of European diplomats. 23/01/2018
World News ‘Standing up to hate-inciting populists does work’ – HRW report Human Rights Watch praises France under Macron for tackling xenophobia, but blasts Austria and the Netherlands for pandering to populists. 18/01/2018
World News European fashion brands urged to own up about supply chains “Any brand that refuses to share information about their supply chain should be a huge red flag for consumers." 12/01/2018
France 'Turkey is worn out with waiting for EU accession' - Erdogan Emmanuel Macron warned Recep Tayyip Erdogan over the rule of law and ruled out progress in Turkey's EU membership bid as the French president hosted his Turkish counterpart in Paris. 05/01/2018
China Hands off Hong Kong, protesters warn China Pro-democracy campaigners say China’s Communist Party leaders are chipping away at the autonomy of the former British colony. 01/01/2018
USA UN chief issues 'red alert' The secretary general of the United Nations calls for unity in his year-end address 31/12/2017
Egypt Egypt sentences ex-president Mohammed Morsi to three years in jail Former Egyptian leader, who was overthrown in 2013, is already serving multiple jail terms on charges of causing the death of protesters and spying for Qatar 30/12/2017
Peru Protests continue over the pardon of Peru's ex-president Fujimori Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski defended his pardon for Alberto Fujimori as justified clemency for an ailing man whose authoritarian government in the 1990s helped the country progress 26/12/2017
My Europe Series Seeking justice in Europe for Syrian torture victims Syrian torture survivors and human rights activists speak out about their quest for justice. 22/12/2017
My Europe Series Human Rights Watch's Nadim Houry on torture in Syria Nadim Houry is director of Human Rights Watch’s terrorism and counter-terrorism programme. 22/12/2017
My Europe Series Syrian torture survivors speak out Euronews reporter Hans von der Brelie speaks with Syrian victims of torture who are seeking justice in Germany. 21/12/2017
No Comment Venezuela opposition receive human rights award The European Parliament has awarded the Sakharov prize for human rights to members of Venezuela's democratic opposition. 13/12/2017
Europe News Venezuela opposition accepts EU's top human rights prize The award is being accepted in Strasbourg by the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly and political prisoners 13/12/2017
Turkey International artists rally for release of Deniz Yucel Dozens of stars from the entertainment world have united to push Turkey to free jailed journalist Deniz Yucel 09/12/2017
World Voices of opposition in Venezuela Euronews obtains rare interviews by voices of the opposition in Venezuela. 08/12/2017
Switzerland Genocide against Rohingya cannot be ruled out, says UN rights chief Comments came from the UN Commissioner for Human Rights at a special session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva 05/12/2017