A group of internationally trained physicians and medical graduates have taken their fight against what they call systemic racism in B.C.'s residency program to the province's human rights tribunal.

Twelve senators are calling on the Liberals to impose sanctions on Chinese officials over China's treatment of its Muslim minority, Hong Kong, and its arrests of two Canadians.

A Calgary city councillor became emotional on Thursday night while speaking about the upcoming vote on a bylaw that would ban conversion therapy.

President Duterte repeatedly threatened the broadcaster after it refused to air his campaign ads.

In the past week alone, the kingdom announced two changes to the law: banning flogging as a punishment and doing away with the death penalty for crimes committed by minors.

Montreal-based human rights lawyer Pearl Eliadis said despite the emergency orders, "the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms has not disappeared."

Four MPs were tested after David Beasley of the UN World Food Programme, who had met the parliamentarians in Ottawa, tested positive for COVID-19.

The Serbian leader has assumed full power, prompting an outcry from opponents who say he has seized control of the state in an unconstitutional manner.

“The closer women get to closing the gender gap, it seems the greater the barriers become to achieving equality.”

A newly revealed database exposes in extraordinary detail the main reasons for the detentions of hundreds of others in Karakax County: their religion and their family ties.