Human Rights

More than 100 foreigners executed in Saudi Arabia in 2024

Rights groups say 2024 marks largest number of foreigners executed in kingdom's history

Scottish police refuse to take action over Interpol chief accused of torturing Britons

British torture victims file criminal complaint against Emirati Interpol chief

Inside Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia fails to win seat at top UN human rights body

Pro-Palestine activism facing suppression in Europe, Muslim groups warn

Egypt ramps up crackdown on exiled human rights defenders, says report

Egypt: Alaa Abdel-Fattah's mother says she will refuse food until his release

Sudan crisis: Women and girls must be at the heart of global response

Anneliese Dodds

UN General Assembly should call for release of Bahraini dissidents, say rights groups

CIA-backed forces carried out 'summary executions' in Afghanistan

Why the Battle of Algiers resonates in Kashmir

Samreen Mushtaq

Pegasus spyware

WhatsApp sues Israeli spyware firm it says helped governments hack phones

UK considered bringing home Islamic State-linked nationals, court hears

Shamima Begum's citizenship stripping 'self inflicted' UK government lawyers claim

UK government under pressure to take back British children stuck in Syria

Shamima Begum could face torture in Iraq unless UK takes her back, lawyers tell court

Migrant workers continue to face risks in Dubai, one year ahead of Expo 2020

More than 60 children born to British Islamic State members stranded in Syria

More than 135 organisations demand UAE release rights activist Ahmed Mansoor

Algerian court orders detention of journalist over 'undermining morale of army'

How internet cuts are used to silence dissent in the Middle East