India's top court has ordered state authorities to stop threats, assaults and social boycotts of thousands of Kashmiri students and others following last week's suicide attack on military convoy
Iranians still scarred by torture, 40 years after the country's Islamic Revolution
A U.N. human rights envoy says hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees won't be able to return to Myanmar soon because safety threats remain in the Buddhist-majority nation
A Turkish court has ordered the release of an imprisoned pro-Kurdish lawmaker who has been on hunger strike
The Saudi-led coalition has launched a series of airstrikes against targets in Yemen's capital Sanaa, including a military base and drones facility
Head of UN mission charged with monitoring a cease-fire in Yemen's port of Hodeida, his team are safe after one vehicle is their convoy hit by small fire
More Saudi women turn to social media in risky attempts to escape a system of male control over their lives
The head of the U.N. refugee agency is urging countries to do more to help developing nations fund refugee management themselves, saying that he himself would do "anything" to escape if he was stuck in a squalid camp such as those in war-torn Libya
Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, 18, began calling for help on Twitter late Saturday after her passport was taken away when she arrived on a flight from Kuwait
Yemeni factions, militias block delivery of food aid, divert it to fighters or sell it for profit on the black market
