Colombia's child recruitment crisis deepens
Exclusive: Armed groups in Colombia are bribing and coercing children into becoming fighters, drug sellers and informants. Discover how schools like Benposta offer refuge.
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Australian F-35 Parts in Saudi Jets Raise Human Rights Fears
Australia faces complicity in human rights abuses as its critical F-35 components enable Saudi Arabia's controversial jet fleet. Experts warn of dire consequences.
Emmerdale's Celia & Ray: Every Evil Act Revealed
A comprehensive timeline of every horrific crime committed by Emmerdale's newest villains Celia Daniels and Ray Walters in the soap's darkest human trafficking storyline.
Japanese Cinema Legend Tatsuya Nakadai Dies at 92
Remembering Tatsuya Nakadai, the iconic Japanese actor celebrated for his roles in Akira Kurosawa's Ran and The Human Condition. Discover his remarkable career spanning over 150 films.
Labour's asylum plans threaten human rights
Labour's proposed asylum reforms face fierce criticism for undermining Britain's commitment to human rights and refugee protection. Experts warn these changes could violate international law.
Alice Guo: Chinese scam mayor gets life sentence
Alice Guo, Chinese national who became Philippines mayor while running massive human trafficking operation, sentenced to life imprisonment. Read the shocking details.
Ministers breach human rights over prisoner segregation
High Court finds UK ministers breached human rights law by segregating a prisoner with known mental health issues for over four months. Read the full ruling details.
Testimony: Justice for Magdalene Laundries Survivors
A devastating documentary exposes the brutal history of Ireland's Magdalene laundries and the ongoing fight for accountability. Discover the survivors' stories.
Government launches new men's health strategy
The UK government unveils a landmark men's health strategy focusing on suicide prevention, addiction, and prostate cancer, backed by the Premier League. A turning point for men's wellbeing.
Neanderthals and Humans Kissed, Oxford Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from the University of Oxford suggests Neanderthals likely kissed both each other and early modern humans, challenging perceptions of ancient relationships.
Half of UK men ignore worrying health symptoms
New research reveals 50% of British men ignore health worries, with 40% facing more serious problems later. Festive season worsens self-neglect trends.
Australian weapons linked to Sudan atrocities probe
Australia faces scrutiny as its defence exports to UAE may be supplying militias committing mass killings in Sudan. Human rights advocates demand export suspension.
Workers sue ex-Trump ally over trafficking raid
Employees at Utah landscape company file federal lawsuit against former attorney general Sean Reyes, alleging politically motivated human-trafficking raid caused severe financial harm. Read the full investigation.
Tanzania's democratic collapse sparks regional alarm
Tanzania's violent election crisis exposes Africa's fragile democratic gains. As repression escalates, discover why governance failures threaten continental progress.
Rooney: UK Prisoners Face Shocking Mistreatment
Bestselling author Sally Rooney urges UK government to address human rights concerns as six Palestine Action prisoners continue hunger strike. Read the full story.
B'Tselem: Gaza Genocide Demands International Accountability
Israeli human rights organisation B'Tselem demands accountability for Gaza genocide, warning violence will return without systemic change. Read their urgent call to action.
98 Palestinian prisoners died in Israeli custody since 2023
Human rights report reveals 98 Palestinian prisoners have died in Israeli detention since October 2023, alleging systematic abuse and medical neglect. Read the shocking findings.
Labour's asylum plan: 70,000 annual reviews proposed
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's asylum reforms would require status reviews every 30 months for refugees, creating massive bureaucratic burden. Read the analysis.
98 Palestinian Detainees Died in Israeli Custody
Exclusive report reveals at least 98 Palestinians have died in Israeli detention since October 2023, with evidence suggesting the true toll is substantially higher. Read the full investigation.
Human exceptionalism threatens Earth's biodiversity
Exploring how the belief in human moral superiority over nature drives environmental destruction and what Indigenous wisdom teaches about living as kin with all beings.
UK 'Sniper Tourists' Paid to Shoot Sarajevo Civilians
Shocking allegations reveal wealthy British tourists paid to shoot civilians during Sarajevo siege. Italian prosecutors investigate 'human safari' claims dating back 30 years.
Australian arms exports to UAE under scrutiny over Sudan
Australian defence companies face questions over $300m weapons exports to UAE amid evidence of arms diversion to Sudanese paramilitary forces accused of genocide. Read the investigation.
AI Relationships: New Taboo in Modern Love
As 28% of Americans report AI romantic relationships, society faces a new frontier in human connection. Explore the psychological impact and ethical dilemmas of human-AI love.
British-Egyptian activist stopped from flying to UK
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah prevented from boarding UK flight despite valid visa. Family raises alarm about his deteriorating health and safety in Egypt.
Mahmood's Sweeping Immigration Reforms Target Deportations
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood announces major immigration reforms to increase deportations and reduce UK 'pull factors'. Get the latest on the planned changes.
Tourists paid £70k for Sarajevo 'human safari' killings
Italian prosecutors investigate tourists who allegedly paid £70,000 to join sniper safaris during the Siege of Sarajevo, targeting civilians including children.
Tourists paid to shoot civilians in Bosnian war
Italian prosecutors investigate claims wealthy Western tourists paid to act as 'weekend snipers' during Sarajevo siege. Survivor recalls childhood terror as new evidence emerges.
Palestinian Rights Group Sanctioned by Trump
Al-Haq, a leading Palestinian human rights organisation, faces severe consequences after US sanctions. Its director calls for international solidarity against political targeting.
West Bank settler violence surges, 1,001 Palestinians killed
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages, destroying property and injuring four. UN reports 260 attacks in October alone amid growing international concern over escalating violence.
Beijing Court Rules on Journalist Dong's Espionage Appeal
Beijing court decides appeal of journalist Dong Yuyu, jailed for 7 years on espionage charges. Case draws international criticism and raises press freedom concerns in China.
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