Human Rights

When the majority of GOP presidential candidates in 2012 stated that they would require special loyalty oaths from any Muslim who sought to serve in government, damage was done.

Last week, Tariq Abu Khdeir, the Palestinian-American teen beaten by Israeli police, and his mother testified at a Congressional briefing.

The Central Intelligence Agency has admitted its officials spied on a Senate panel probing the agency's torture and rendition program.

A two-year-old executive order has helped thousands of undocumented young people plan for their future, but their plans could be erased with the stroke of a pen.

The burden for many low-wage hourly workers isn't seeking balance, it's walking a tightrope.

In her sentencing statement, Grady-Flores talked about one final perversion of justice: the reversal of who is the real victim.

Progressives in France have to fight a two-front battle: one against far right Israeli propaganda and another against the strange alliance between some genuinely anti-Semitic far right and Islamist …

The Obama administration has expanded the national terrorist watchlist system by approving broad guidelines over who can be targeted.

As bombs continue to reign down on Gaza, international law professors and human rights experts urge action to end the violence and accountability for all responsible for international law …

Senate Democrats have introduced a bill allocating $2.7 billion this year to deal with the surge of unaccompanied children and families from Central America entering the United States.