Human rights
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'We need leadership – quickly': first-year students on the biggest issue facing Australia
Philippa Adler, Jasper Lindell, Annie Marsh, Sarkis Gattas, Zoe Turner, Philip Brooks and Max Koslowski -
British banks are go-betweens in global conflict. This can be stopped
George Clooney and John Prendergast
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Video evidence of executions and torture stokes Sunni-Shia tension as troops launch final push to retake city from Isis
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President calls media ‘the enemy of the American people’, as Global Times says Trump denying himself an ally on ‘ideological’ issues
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Complaint against students dragged on because it was expected to be settled, commission president tells inquiry
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Council ordered to pay £11,250 after removing week-old baby over father’s ‘unorthodox views’ about benefits of formula milk
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International media is dominated by the Trump administration, but those of us outside the US need an outlook that really reflects today’s global realities
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Timber tycoons are collaborating with Cambodian officials to strip Prey Lang forest. John Vidal meets the activists risking their lives to stop deforestation
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Special rapporteur for Myanmar to push for resolution at UN human rights council meeting next month for investigation into reports of military atrocities
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Report details use of torture by Chinese security agencies – including beatings, stress positions and sleep deprivation – to force activists to confess ‘crimes’
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Latest skirmish in conflict with hostile neighbour will threaten domestic book trade, say leading figures from the industry
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US advocacy organisation’s membership has doubled and it has received donations of nearly $80m since president was elected
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You may never have heard of it, but Australia’s decision to ratify this treaty could be its single most positive step in improving life for prisoners
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More than 125,000 people have been sacked on suspicion of links to a dissident cleric. Two teachers and a law student describe how this has affected them
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A negative outcome arises when young people who need counselling and support are instead locked up for 23 hours a day
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Letters: I personally know at least five families who would take a child. I would take one myself rather than let them rot in camps around Europe
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Defence secretary ‘pressured’ regulator to bring misconduct charges against Leigh Day over Iraqi torture claims, says QC
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Turkey needs a moderating friend in Brexiting Britain
Ibrahim DogusIbrahim Dogus
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Four men who preyed on teenage girls may have British citizenship revoked after losing legal appeal
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Oscar, who has fought for alcohol restrictions and for the preservation of ancient languages, will replace Mick Gooda
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Editorial: As many as 13,000 opponents of Bashar al-Assad were secretly hanged in Saydnaya prison, according to Amnesty International. Evidence of the regime’s viciousness continues to mount
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UK fails to apply environmental law on air quality, water standards, and the conservation of several species, EU review reveals
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Editorial: The lawyer betrayed the soldiers who faced fake charges. He betrayed the law. But human rights has never mattered more
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Tribunal had found Shiner guilty of charges including dishonesty over false witness accounts about UK soldiers’ actions
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Tech folk: 'Move fast and break things' doesn't work when lives are at stake
Keith Hiatt, Michael Kleinman and Mark Latonero
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Former development secretary Andrew Mitchell hints at need for independent inquiry into alleged humanitarian law violations by Saudi Arabia in Yemen
Andes to the Amazon Pope says indigenous people must have final say about their land