Human Rights

The US government insists that Americans donu2019t have the right to challenge a law that lets the NSA eavesdrop on them, but that could change next week.

The rules shift constantly as the commission hears arguments on whether the constitution applies to the defendants and how much freedom the defense has to call witnesses.

Scytl, a Barcelona based e-voting company, will be counting votes in 26 states and the unique ability of this company to intercept and change ballots could lead to a …

One speech criticizing a male rival can't change the fact that Julia Gillard's policies are anti-woman.

The u201cAdiu00f3s Arpaiou201d campaign is part of a strategy by the hotel union UNITE HERE to turn around Arizonau2019s anti-worker policies.

Ferguson was sentenced to death for a 1977 mass murder in Miami Dade, which he committed shortly after the state released him from a mental hospital against the warnings …

What would a fair process look like, and why does it matter so much?

Terese Svoboda delves into the subject of rape during World War II, the lack of official documentation from the government and what impact is left behind by this tragedy

Mystery death at Guantanamo shines light on innocents caught up in early war on terror.

A finding that documents were improperly withheld would send a strong message to the DOJ office that denied Truthout's appeal.