Human Rights

Donald Trump's shocking abuse of women is at the center of the election campaign, but it is symptomatic of the sexism that millions of women face.

Every day, on average, seven kids and teens are shot dead in the US.

Over 100 people were arrested at a peaceful march after they were confronted by police in riot gear, carrying assault rifles.

As a person of faith, I believe the faith community has a responsibility to our Native American brothers and sisters.

The mayor's plan to add 1,000 more cops to Chicago's notoriously brutal police force won't address the real causes of violence.

Legislative actions to reduce exorbitant costs for phone calls from prison signal a small shift toward reform.

Like too much of this campaign season, the debate over voting rights is steeped in partisan politics and racism.

Leer is no longer a town. It's a killing field, a place where human remains lie unburied and whose residents have long since fled.

If Donald Trump loses the election, political solidarity among women will win.

Why is the mainstream media content with Trump's broad denial of the multiple sexual assault allegations against him?