New Zealand It’s time to pay the sisters the same as the misters! A new online video campaign designed to raise awareness about the issue of pay equality in New Zealand hit the internet on February 15. 15/02/2017
Myanmar Myanmar promises to investigate reports of atrocities against Rohingya The UN's top human rights official says the leader of Myanmar has promised to investigate allegations of atrocities against the country's Rohingya Muslims. 04/02/2017
World News Rohingya island plan could trigger a human rights catastrophe - activists Rights campaigners are warning that the Bangladeshi government's plan to relocate thousands of Rohingya refugees to a remote, low-lying island could trigger a humanitarian catastrophe. 03/02/2017
Greece Disabled refugees an 'afterthought' in Greece, says NGO Disabled refugees and migrants in Greece are struggling to get access to toilets, showers, shelter and medical care, it’s been claimed. 18/01/2017
World News Opinion: The perils of populist leaders: How their rise threatens basic human rights in Europe 12/01/2017
Myanmar Police officers detained in Myanmar over disturbing video At least four officers have been detained by over footage that appears to show police beating members of the Rohingya Muslim minority 02/01/2017
Venezuela Venezuelan opposition activists freed, but '100 remain imprisoned' After being held for more than a year on corruption charges, Venezuelan former presidential candidate Manuel Rosales has been released from house arrest. 31/12/2016
World Turkey: lessons in fear and loathing A president in service to his country, as was the case on December 11th after the 17th attack of the year in Turkey. 28/12/2016
World News "Females make up nearly three-quarters of trafficking victims" - United Nations Almost three quarters of victims of human trafficking worldwide are female. 22/12/2016
World Inside Aleppo - One photographer tells of the horror of the fall of the city As Aleppo falls to the Syrian army one photographer speaks of the horror of daily life and the terror of what may yet come. 14/12/2016
World The courageous story of two girls who escaped sexual enslavement by ISIL European Parliament Sakharov Prize winners Nadia Murad and Lamiya Aji Bashar in The Global Conversation 14/12/2016
My Europe Series Libya: a dead-end for migrants Caught in the Libya's instability and lawlessness, sub-Saharan migrants are exposed to abuse, violence and trafficking. 10/12/2016
My Europe Series Cries for help from migrants trapped in Libya Five years after being plunged into instability after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is a major crossroads of irregular immigration and is officially home to nearly 300,000… 09/12/2016
My Europe Series In conversation with EU defence and security official Pedro Serrano Is there a way out for irregular migrants in Libya, or are they condemned to die there or perhaps at sea if they attempt the journey to Europe? 09/12/2016
China Next UN boss Guterres raises human rights during China trip A call for human rights to be respected globally was made on Monday by UN Secretary General-elect Antonio Guterres, during a visit to Beijing. 28/11/2016
Myanmar Rohingya Muslims 'squeezed by callous actions' of Myanmar and Bangladesh - Amnesty International Amnesty International says Rohingya Muslims are being “squeezed by the callous actions of both the Myanmar and Bangladesh authorities. 24/11/2016
Turkey When is rape not a crime? Turkey considers proposal for controversial sexual abuse law Turkey's ruling AK Party comes under fire for proposing a law critics say legitimises rape in some cases. 18/11/2016
Russia Amnesty International condemns Russia's 'draconian' foreign agents law Amnesty International in Russia has strongly condemned what it calls a ‘draconian’ foreign agents law, ahead of the fourth anniversary of it coming into effect. 18/11/2016
Philippines Filipino dictator Marcos given hero's burial by President Duterte Twenty-seven years after his death, Filipino dictator Ferdinand Marcos has been buried at Manila’s prestigious Cemetery of Heroes. 18/11/2016
World News Russia's Supreme Court sends Navalny case for retrial Russia’s Supreme Court has struck down a lower court’s decision to hand Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny a five year suspended sentence for corruption and sent the case back for… 16/11/2016