A 10-Person Jury Ruled in the Favor of the Family of 14-Year Old Andrew Joseph III in Joseph v. Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. The Family Was Awarded $15 Million in the Wrongful Death Case.

Virtual Panel Discussion Hosted By Soledad O'Brien To Explore Baton Rouge's Prioritization Of Healing A Community

Unlawfully detained and beaten by police, a New Guinea activist is reforming the system through human rights education.

Human trafficking, police brutality, bullying, poverty, war and gang violence—these and other violations of human rights can surrender to education, say the delegates to the 13th annual International Human Rights Summit of Youth for Human Rights International.

Scientology-supported human rights campaign educates people on the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The Prince George's County Memorial Library System Foundation (PGCMLS Foundation) is thrilled to announce the details of their new initiative focused on bridging the gap between law enforcement officers and today's youth. This initiative titled, "Bridging the Gap", will officially be launched at their first event, which will be held on Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at the Oxon Hill Library located