All News
Two employees of the Afghan Red Crescent Society are killed when their vehicle comes under fire.
The Pakistan authorities must do more to protect the persecuted Shi’a Hazara minority community following a devastating attack in Quetta that killed scores.
Following protests against unlawful killings across the Tribal Areas, Pakistan's authorities must investigate and bring anyone identified as responsible to justice in fair trials.
Myanmar must take all possible steps to avoid civilian casualties in Kachin state, Amnesty International said after three people were killed in air strikes.
Thailand must stop flouting its human rights obligations while tackling insurgent violence in the south of the country.
At least six prospective state witnesses and family members of witnesses have been killed as the Maguindanao massacre trials stagnate.
Afghanistan’s Parliament must not appoint a new national intelligence director before investigating claims of his involvement in torture and other abuses.
The deaths of 15 civilians in a Taleban attack on a hotel outside Kabul underscores the need to bring to justice all those responsible for war crimes.
Amnesty International releases its flagship yearly report documenting the state of the world's human rights.
Authorities urged to disclose details after US President Barack Obama confirms that the unmanned aircraft are used to target suspected militants.
To mark Eid, the Taleban leader Mullah Omar instructed his commanders to stem the rising number of civilian deaths in Afghanistan.
Officials gathered at an Istanbul conference on Afghanistan must keep human rights a central focus of their plans for regional security.
Authorities urged to address sectarian violence across the country after the killing of 29 Shi'a Muslims in Balochistan province.
The Indian Supreme Court's decision to ban state-sponsored civil militias must be implemented immediately.
Amnesty International's annual report details how the rise of social media is fuelling a new activism that repressive governments are struggling to control.
A UN report out today gives credibility to claims that both sides committed war crimes in Sri Lanka's civil war.
In recent months, at least 90 Baloch activists, teachers, journalists and lawyers have disappeared or been murdered by government forces according to Amnesty International research.
Leaders urged to improve accountability for Afghan and international military forces and tackle arbitrary detention and torture.
The Pakistani government must investigate the torture and killings of more than 40 Baloch leaders and political activists over the past four months.
Campaigners and voters also face threats and violence from the Taleban and other insurgent groups in the run-up to this month's parliamentary elections.
