Thousands marched in Mexico City to demand the truth about the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students.
The release process, initiated after an amnesty law was signed in January, is considered insufficient by NGOs, which criticize the slow pace of measures taken by authorities.
The NGO is alarmed about the safety of people planning to demonstrate against Chinese authority during the Chinese president's state visit to the United States.
New far-right president Abelardo de la Espriella wants to dismantle several institutions created under the 2016 peace agreement signed with the FARC.
The Congolese Observatory for Human Rights says that 561 young people remain missing since the fight against urban crime was entrusted to the presidential guard a year ago.
In a "Understand in Three Minutes" video format, Le Monde examines the reasons behind the wave of arrests targeting the LGBTQIA+ community in Turkey.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has raised the alarm about "abhorrent" acts of sexual violence committed by Russian forces in occupied territories of Ukraine, characterizing them as torture.
According to a DHS report cited by Le Monde, migrants were detained in small wire-mesh cells at this Florida facility, which operated for one year before being shut down by judicial order.
The NGO claims a state chain of command ordered the use of deadly force against 2022 protests.
Four years after the death of Mahsa Amini, Iranian male activists reaffirm their commitment alongside the protest movement against the regime.
The organization Chinese Human Rights Defenders asserts in a new report that torture persists in Chinese penal facilities, targeting in particular prisoners of conscience.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights criticized on Wednesday the concentration of power by the government and ruling party in Nicaragua, led by Daniel Ortega since 2007.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has declared 2026 the "decade of the family," continues to target LGBT+ people, whom he blames for contributing to declining birth rates, according to Le Monde.
Citing what it describes as "unprecedented risks," the United Nations is urging governments to regulate AI development, even as tech leaders and the Trump administration clash over the issue.
The former attorney general at the Supreme Court, charged with suspicions of collusion with a political opponent in exile, has been transferred far from the capital, a decision that concerns his lawyers.