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More than 35 million people are enslaved worldwide
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Iran to execute blogger over 'blasphemous' Facebook post
Speed Read Human rights groups say Soheil Arabi's execution is 'imminent' and appeals to a Tehran court for amnesty
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Iran frees British woman, jailed for watching volleyball
Speed Read 'Courageous' Ghoncheh Ghavami is recovering in Tehran after being released on bail because of 'health problems'
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Tories reveal plans to break ties with human rights court
In Depth Conservatives to scrap Human Rights Act and seize power from Europe if they win the next election
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Israel accused of 'coercing' African migrants to leave
In Depth Refugees from Sudan and Eritrea were pressured to move on, Human Rights Watch says
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No compensation for prisoners denied the vote, rules ECHR
In Depth But Strasbourg upholds previous ruling that blanket ban on prisoners voting is unlawful
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ECHR: is Tory plan to snub EU court a 'legal car crash'?
In Depth David Cameron wants to curb the European Court of Human Rights but not everyone in his party backs the plan
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Four truths about the Syrian regime – as exposed by nuns
In Depth For a start, we now know Bashar Assad’s regime does detain children. But there’s more…
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Mugabe plans 90th birthday party as millions starve
Speed Read Celebrations expected to cost £600,000 as millions of Zimbabweans go hungry
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Jennifer Lopez: birthday blunder in Turkmenistan
In Depth American singer apologises for lucrative gig for president accused of 'human rights abuses'
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Lord Falconer: would you buy a right-to-die bill from this man?
In Depth Falconer has a long history of good intentions – but the consequences have not always been pretty
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Lord Neuberger slams 'slanted' portrayal of human rights
In Depth Britain's top judge warns UK will have to quit UN if it wants to send terrorism suspects to face torture
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McKinnon extradition blocked as May invokes human rights
In Depth Hacker Gary McKinnon saved by Theresa May, but why was fellow Asperger's sufferer Talha Ahsan sent to US for trial?
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Legal battle looms over Met attack on Guardian
Speed Read Police action is an abuse of the Official Secrets Act and the Human Rights Act, say editors and lawyers
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