University staff in Northern Ireland will go on strike from Monday in a dispute over plans to overhaul pension programs which might leave thousands of students out of classes.

The UK human rights organizations warn that the state-backed inquiry into Britain's involvement in torture and rendition since 9/11 may fail to produce results.

Britain's High Court has rejected compensation claims by hundreds of prisoners after they lodged complaints for being deprived of voting right in the general election.

British government has been accused of providing 'tools of repression' for Arab regimes while they are cracking the pro-democracy demonstration .

Majority of young women are now unemployed in parts of Britain because of the government's austerity policy, which is plunging the country into recession.

Britain has always tried to sell the idea that the British are human rights' advocates by allocating funds to rights bodies, and holding meetings to talk rights issues.

Derry, Northern Ireland, has faced the last Bloody Sunday march by thousands of people, including victims' families, carrying banners read "vindicated".

Amid anti-government protests in Britain, Foreign Secretary, William Hague, has called on Egypt's president to listen to demonstrators challenging his regime.

The Palestinian people consider resistance movement Hamas as the only organization in the occupied territories in which they could have confidence, says a member of the UK's House of Lords.

The Republic of Ireland has become the first member of the European Union to upgrade the Palestinian diplomatic in mission in Dublin to an embassy, said the media reports.

Iran's top security official Saeed Jalili has called for an international tribunal to put former British Prime Minister Tony Blair on trial for war crimes.

British authorities have collaborated with Bangladeshi security forces to hunt British nationals and interrogate them outside the country in secret bases where inmates are known to have died under torture.

The UK Human Rights campaigners have condemned disclosures that Israeli army was training British troops how to use attack drones as “shameful”.

Britain's 'lawful' violation of human rights has bought the country the harsh criticism of human rights groups internationally.

The UK government has banned inmates serving their sentence with four or more years of imprisonment from voting in the United Kingdom.

British human rights lawyers have taken legal action against the police for using inappropriate techniques including kettling to suppress student protests.

More than a hundred of MPs have opposed the British government's decision to changing the law of arresting Israeli leaders for the alleged war crimes.

British protesters call on the US government to disclose data on where in Iraq its army had used weapons containing depleted uranium (DU).