Human Rights

Sam Sacks speaks with Truthout's Lead Investigative Reporter Jason Leopold about the FBI's approach to the Occupy movement.

The corporate state knows that the steady deterioration of the economy and the increasingly savage effects of climate change will create widespread social instability.

This year was an extraordinary year for the gender-based violence world in Haiti, though there is still much work to be done

Growing evidence suggests that the US military tested biochemical agents on its own forces on the island in the 1960s.

Mystery man with ponytail identified by several detainees.

Once the duvets were stacked in two pilesu2014one pile inside the house as well one that had been stacked outside—a coordinator began reading from the list of families who …

A new documentary about the history of Israeli military legal policy in the Palestinian territories reflects on the very nature of professional storytelling itself.

In the story of the recent death of Adnan Latif, the young Yemeni at Guantanamo whose death was declared a suicide, details are not adding up.

The hunger strike is forcing the country to face its new responsibilities as a migration hub within the European Union.

A lawyer for the most high-profile resident of Gitmo sheds light on what the report may contain.