Page 10 - Human Rights Program News Today

Transgender Awareness Week: Nurturing Inclusivity in the Workplace – Lessons from Leading Businesses

Two-thirds of U.S. breaches of the civil and political rights covenant involve racial discrimination.

More than two decades after Guantánamo received its first inmates in 2002, the US prison on Cuban territory is dragging on.

Despite being lauded as a LeBron James-founded institution, I Promise School is not a private or charter school.

UConn community and leaders, activists, academics, artists, policymakers, and students from across the country and around the world will come together in St ...

Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors called for the end of Israel at a Harvard Law School talk, resurfaced video shows.

Video has resurfaced on social media of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors calling for the end of the "imperialist project called Israel" back in 2015.

Santiago de Chile, Oct 7 (Prensa Latina) The owner of a house that borders a former torture center of the Chilean military dictatorship discovered human remains and war ammunition in its loft, it was learned here recently.

By Tanu Jalloh Sierra Leone has struck a couple of deals with potential investors, craving for the nascent oil industry. Diamonds have failed to raise the money the small West African country needed so badly to grease a cog in the wheels of what was largely a puerile economy. It was at the mercy of the powerful, while democratic rule nurtured its way through a defiant system,

The ruling by the city’s Court of Final Appeal stops short of recognizing same-sex marriage, but some experts see the outcome as a small step forward.