UN High Commissioner Expresses Concerns Over Police Brutality During Madagascar Protests
Police in Madagascar have fired tear gas as hundreds of young protesters returned to the streets of the capital, despite the president agreeing
Dmytro Yagunov: How to Return Trust to the Police in Postwar Ukraine
During the war, the Government had the priority to combat against Russian occupiers, where a traditional peace-time issue of human rights approach has been replaced
Lawmakers in the Brazilian State of Rio De Janeiro Approved Bonuses for Police Officers Who Kill “Criminals”
Lawmakers in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro have approved a bonus for police officers who kill “criminals,” a move that sparked
MS-13: How a Salvadoran Street Gang Became the Greatest Enemy of the President of the United States
A decade ago, El Salvador held the grim distinction of being the world’s most violent nation. The government launched an all-out offensive against
India: 70% Police Officers Justify Use of Force, 60% Support Use of Torture
More than 70% of Indian police personnel across the ranks believe that they should be allowed to use force without any fear of
Tetunashvili v. Georgia: the Use of Force by Police Officers in the Course of the Arrest
The case concerns the applicant’s complaints, under Articles 3, 5 and 13 of the Convention, that his arrest was unlawful, that he was ill-treated by
Human Rights Watch: EU Policies Increased Unlawful Pushbacks at Borders and Return of Asylum Seekers
The European Union’s migration and asylum policies increasingly focused on deterrence in 2024, undermining the rights of people at its borders and beyond,
Prison Subculture in Ukrainian Prisons: Bila Tserkva City and District Court, Case № 357/18769/13-к
05.10.2013 at approximately 8 hours. 30 min. the convict G., being on the second floor of the shop no. 2 of the sack
State v. Mitchell: the Soldiers of Aryan Culture
One of the officers immediately recognized the shirtless passenger as Mitchell, a person the officer already knew to be a felon and member
Donald Trump Opened Plans on Migrants, Including Members of Prison Gangs
Donald Trump’s reported plan to deport the more than 800,000 migrants, including members of the brutal prison gang Tren de Aragua, has been