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Human rights lawyer David Haye has called for Britain to "reform or leave" the European Convention on Human Rights, arguing that the country … Read more: Human rights lawyer demands Britain 'reforms or leaves' the ECHR as Channel crossings …Continue Reading

That is 10,000 avoidable human rights abuses. Why is it wrong to observe that membership of the ECHR collides with the right of people in the … Read more: Lord Hermer, you are putting the British public at risk – The TelegraphContinue Reading

… human trafficking in Bosnia. Since then, as a human rights lawyer and later as a professor of law, I have experienced how the world's response to … Read more: Can progressives re-capture anti-trafficking from the right? | openDemocracyContinue Reading

State Lies as Violations of Human Rights. Written by Marko Milanovic. State officials lie all the time. Authoritarian states are almost by definition … Read more: State Lies as Violations of Human Rights – EJIL: Talk!Continue Reading

This time each year, we eagerly await among the most insightful and important annual reports for in-house human rights practitioners: LRN's … Read more: Business And Human Rights Program Effectiveness: Sunny Skies With Storm Clouds BrewingContinue Reading

… human rights obligations. In a letter to the Government 31 years after the crash, the group said: “The investigations conducted to date, whether … Read more: MoD facing human rights lawsuit over Chinook crash on Mull of Kintyre – The TelegraphContinue Reading

Taking a stand for basic human rights and speaking out firmly against the slaughter of ordinary Palestinian men, women and children has never been … Read more: Taking a stand for basic human rights by marching for Gaza – The Irish News viewContinue Reading

The government has taken steps to repeal a restrictive media law, reverse travel bans on critics and strengthen the Fiji Human Rights and Anti- … Read more: Fiji: Restrictions on protest persist despite calls for reforms by the UN Human Rights CouncilContinue Reading

(Beirut) – Libya's fragmented justice sector is suppressing fundamental freedoms and obstructing accountability for abuses, Human Rights Watch said in … Read more: Libya: Barriers to Justice | Human Rights WatchContinue Reading

The March 23 Movement/Congo River Alliance (M23/AFC) rebels have vehemently rejected fresh allegations of grave human rights violations reportedly … Read more: M23 rebels deny new allegations of human rights abuses in DRC – The ObserverContinue Reading

A human rights review of EU-Israel ties is under way. The results will be significant for both the war and Europe's reputation, … Read more: Israel fears the threat of trade sanctions — but is the EU ready to follow through?Continue Reading

Human Rights Watch met with the general prosecutor, the justice minister of the Tripoli-based Government of National Unity, the Libyan Bar Association … Read more: Injustice By Design: Need for Comprehensive Justice Reform in Libya | HRWContinue Reading

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer declined a meeting with Abiy Ahmed during his visit to London, reflecting serious concerns over human rights … Read more: UK Refuses Meeting with Abiy Ahmed Over Human Rights Concerns – The HabeshaContinue Reading

RIAA released the latest edition of its toolkit to help investors address human rights risks and promote ethical value chains. Read more: RIAA Launches 3rd Investor Toolkit to Tackle Human Rights Risks – Regulation AsiaContinue Reading