human rights
It’s time to speak up for the men who are raped in war zones
Reports from Syria of routine rape being used against men and women is a reminder of the unspoken prevalence of the rape of men and boys in areas of conflict.
Cabinet split over approach to China
There appears to be a split in the cabinet over Britain's diplomatic approach to China, with deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and foreign secretary William Hague wanting a tougher approach.
The principles of migration policy
Following this week's IPPR paper on the subject, Jill Rutter looks at the principles of migration policy.
China’s forced labour camps may end
The People’s Republic of China has announced that it may cease its use of forced labour camps. The policy of […]
Idle No More – Canada’s indigenous citizens fight for their rights
Claudia Tomlinson writes for Left Foot Forward on the relatively unknown, but no less unjust, treatment of indigenous peoples in Canada.
Does Grayling believe in the Right to Life? The Prohibition of Torture? Of Slavery?
In an interview with ConservativeHome, Chris Grayling reaffirms worries about the Tory party stance on human rights, with talk of quitting the ECHR.