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A retired Spanish policeman denied Thursday torturing people during the country’s Franco dictatorship and repeated his refusal to be extradited to Argentina for trial...
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A thin mist hangs in the air as a handful of troubled souls wander aimlessly around the Bouya Omar mausoleum in central Morocco, the...
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Two Chinese anti-corruption activists went on trial under heavy security Tuesday, in Beijing’s latest strike against a burgeoning rights movement. Ding Jiaxi and Li...
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European states are failing to protect their Roma communities, many of whom live in precarious conditions and are the victims of hate crimes sometimes...
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Agence France-Presse received three honours at the Human Rights Press Awards held in Hong Kong Sunday for articles and photography covering South Asia that...
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Uganda police raided a US-funded HIV project for “training youths in homosexuality”, the government said, weeks after the president signed a widely criticised anti-homosexuality...
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Dutch police have received around 5,000 complaints of discrimination against populist Geert Wilders after he called for “fewer Moroccans”, the prosecutor’s office said Thursday....
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Migrants detained in Greece face inhuman conditions that are having “devastating” consequences on their health, Medecins sans Frontieres warned on Tuesday, demanding that the...
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Rabat’s policy of relocating sub-Saharan migrants, apparently under pressure from Spain to stem a surge in illegal border crossings, is creating a potential humanitarian...
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The UN’s top rights body has called on the Security Council to act against officials responsible for a litany of crimes against humanity in...