Do you know what the term intersex means? If the answer is no, you’re not the only one. Many people couldn’t tell you; nor could they say what issues intersex people face.

Following the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is once again under the global spotlight.

Amnesty warns that most options to remove carbon that has already been emitted will also likely violate human rights

Amnesty International’s Senior Director of Global Operations, Minar Pimple, has been refused an entry visa to speak at this week’s World Economic Forum on ASEAN event in Hanoi, further evidence of the Vietnamese government’s ongoing crackdown against freedom of expression.

Ghana has lost one of its finest sons, Africa has lost a giant, and the world has lost a moral compass. This is a time of grieving not only for those who knew him well, but for countless people across the world whose lives were touched by the life he so exceptionally led. As a fellow African and a leader working for peace and justice, I count myself privileged to be among their number.

Amnesty has said that “Liu Xia has arrived in Germany.”

Once again the whole world feels the impact when Nike released the new advertising slogan of “Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything”, featuring Colin Kaepernick, the famous American footballer. This decision has both raising supports from young people along with fellow athlete like Serena Williams, and ‘ignite’ the angers from a lot of others which leading to many burnings of Nike products and #NikeBoycott trending on Twitter. Even the US president, Donald Trumps, criticised the decision as well.

From gun violence and police brutality to sexual violence and harassment, young people – in all their diversity – around the world are living violent realities. Yet, in a new wave of human rights activism, these young trailblazers are rising up, taking action and calling for change, while juggling school, university and jobs.

Amnesty’s first ever South African Secretary General sets out his vision for the direction of the world’s largest human rights organisation as he starts his tenure visiting Johannesburg

On August 8, Argentina’s Senate will hold the deciding vote on decriminalizing abortion. Here’s everything you need to know about the vote and how you can support Argentinian women who are demanding their human rights.

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As prestigious global sporting events go, it doesn’t get much bigger than the World Cup. Starting from June 14, an audience of billions will watch 32 national teams compete across 11 cities in Russia for the chance to lift the trophy in Moscow.