Human rights violations
Iranian security agents allegedly raped, tortured nurses detained for treating protesters - report
The women were among medical staff at Tehran’s Rajaei Cardiovascular, Medical and Research Center who treated injured demonstrators during nationwide protests in late December and early January.
Human Rights researchers resign over ‘pulled’ report accusing Israel of 'crimes against humanity'
Child among protesters sexually assaulted in Iran, rights group says
Iran had highest number of executions in over a decade, human rights report says
After 'Palestinian propaganda' row, Israel okays visa for HRW official
Omar Shakir, a US citizen, received the work visa on arrival at Ben-Gurion Airport and he will take up his position as Human Rights Watch's regional director.
Shots fired as Iran arrests over 30 gay men in violent raid
30 men were charged with sodomy, drinking alcohol, and using psychedelic drugs.
Israel: Human Rights Watch is ‘propaganda' group, can’t have workers permit
The group said it was surprised by Israel’s response since it “regularly meets and corresponds with Israeli government officials."
Thousands rally for unity in Tel Aviv following Azaria verdict
“Each and every one of us has the responsibility to act toward a mutual guarantee to save the rare fabric that our people have."
RIGHT FROM WRONG: Alt-left delete
It is time to acknowledge that it was the alt-left the American voter was responding to when he or she cast a ballot for Trump, not the alt-right.
Saudi prince flogged in court-ordered punishment
Lashing comes after another Saudi prince was executed for murder.
US calls for end to anti-Israel bias as it regains UN Human Rights Council seat
Saudi Arabia maintains membership, but Russia loses seat.
‘Slight improvement’ in treatment of Palestinians – Rabbis for Human Rights
The group’s mission is to inform the public about human rights violations and to pressure government institutions to redress them.
Palestinian NGOs accuse Israel of death threats at The Hague
Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Emmanuel Nashon said "We do not react to such preposterous allegations."
The discriminatory laws that do not discriminate
Adalah calls itself “an independent human rights organization,” and thus its statements enjoy some of the halo effect attached to this self-anointed status.