Not only in the July uprising, historically police forces have often resorted to armed violence as a means of suppressing dissent, with little regard for the scale of the human cost. A special committ

Seven years after their baby daughter was killed during a brutal midnight operation by police in Kenya at a time of post-election tension, Joseph Oloo Abanja and Lensa Achieng are still raw with emotion as the case against the alleged officers involved has once again been delayed.

Sandusky residents took to city hall, Monday to protest what they’re calling police brutality tied to a December arrest.

Five officers involved in Greene's death were initially charged. Two received misdemeanor convictions. None received jail time.

The July 2024 uprising was meant to ignite hope and bring meaningful changes to Bangladesh. It was a movement led by students, workers, professionals, and activists -- united not by political ideologies but by a common vision for justice, democracy, and fairness. They risked everything for a better future, a better Bangladesh.

Oklahoma City Councilmembers approved the $875,000 settlement Tuesday with Cameo Holland, Stavian Rodriguez' mother.

A digital archive highlights the use of art in protest against police brutality, racism and the ongoing impact of colonization.

The position puts the state's second-largest school district at odds with nearly all the other public school districts in Dane County.

Call,' a Belgian thriller that serves as the feature debut for director Michiel Blanchart, gives its survive-the-night premise a socially conscious twist.

A 50-year-old Nigerian man, Jeremiah Okoye, has died in the custody of the police in Limpopo, South Africa. Okoye, who resided at 71, Magazyn Street, Polokwane Limpopo Province, before his demise, had lived in South Africa for 22 years.

Throughout the nine days of LERB hearings on the case dating back to November, several then-police officers said they believed it should have been internally investigated by CPS, possibly criminally, independent of Addai-Nyamekye’s apparent wishes.