Campaigners on Tyneside have issued a fresh plea to highlight human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia, five years on from the Saudi Public Investment Fund's takeover of Newcastle United

As Newcastle United FC marks five years of Saudi ownership, ALQST and Newcastle fans are calling on the newly elected City Council to take a stronger position on the deteriorating human rights situati...

Women say they are too fearful to pursue criminal prosecution of rapes, for fear of having their claims refused

Rachel Szor and Yuval Abraham collected the testimony of 24 insiders who helped remotely target Gazans’ homes. They explain how they got these self-professed ‘small cogs’ to talk about the killing

Mira Lozi says quiet diplomacy has failed to free Rami Naimi who was first seized in Dubai in 2017

As academics, we are concerned that Ghent University's disciplinary proceedings against Dr Cofnas appear to constitute retaliation, at least in part, for publicizing academic misconduct that occurred in British universities.

Israeli organisation still condemns Saudi lessons describing Israel as an occupation and recounting a Zionist bribery attempt to abandon Palestinians

Arday was subjected to a vicious campaign fuelled by anti-Black racism.

A former University of Cambridge professor who resigned following accusations of plagiarism has been found dead.

Former PM of Israel calls events ‘concerted and meticulous attempt at ethnic cleansing’ against Palestinians

Pro-Israel groups have altered the meanings of 'intifada' and 'Palestine', enabling genocide and criminalising those who oppose it

An investigation into 231 femicide cases highlights the dire situation in Afghanistan, where men are empowered to murder and face no punishment while the state covers up their crimes

The University of Minnesota withdrew an offer for Raz Segal to lead its Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies after an organized campaign against his hiring

Hacked emails show Yahav Lichner, a UN official, repeatedly supplied Israeli diplomats with confidential UN reports and private briefings. He now directs UNICEF’s Washington office.

A man who prized blunt speaking has been selectively eulogised. There’s a balance between decency and honesty: I’m sad he caused such harm, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

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The Cambridge academic has rightly now resigned. But that won’t end the targeting of senior black figures or the lazy way institutions promote faux equality, says Guardian columnist Jason Okundaye

Tributes praised a 'great journalist', but very few touched on the fact that he was also a racist, a bigot and an Islamophobe

Exclusive: More than 60 accounts on X have been made unavailable in Saudi Arabia, after similar action on Snapchat and Facebook

Paul Awah, a Bedfordshire-based diagnostic radiographer originally from Nigeria, said: "It's definitely got worse – people are more expressive."

Dozens of Ethiopians are awaiting execution - some called the BBC to tell their stories.

Yemeni sources say Saudis concentrating forces for what could be attack in central Yemen

Ahmed al-Doush has been in jail in Saudi Arabia since 2024, apparently over a handful of social media posts dating back several years.

Saudi authorities executed five Ethiopian migrants for nonlethal drug-related offenses on July 27, 2026 without due process.

How much has the kingdom changed under Mohammed Bin Salman and his grand plans?

Filipino women are being overworked, exploited and subjected to degrading treatment, as well as sexual assault in some cases.

Prisoners' group says Israeli forces have recently escalated arrests of female activists

Visitors to Saudi Arabia, including those travelling for tourism and religious pilgrimages such as Hajj and Umrah, risk being detained, subjected to grossly unfair trials, and sentenced to lengthy pri...