Torture
Germany plans talks with Chile over site tied to cult led by abusive German preacher
The enclave, originally called Colonia Dignidad and renamed Villa Baviera, was founded in 1961 by Paul Schaefer, an evangelical preacher who was later jailed for sexually abusing children.
WATCH: 'I screamed in pain': Former hostage Matan Angrest says Hamas terrorists electrocuted him
Details emerge on killing of father of 8-year-old Pakistani cricket player, Aina Wazir
Iran's death penalty crackdown on protesters targets minors, Amnesty International warns
Iran moves political prisoner to solitary in preparation for execution over Israel ties, NGO says
Iranian authorities received a confession by torturing Mohammad-Amin Mahdavi Shayesteh, and he was quickly convicted, the NGO said.
As evil as Assad: IDF recovers footage of brutal Hamas torture, abuse from Gaza prison
The videos were discovered by security forces and show Hamas prison guards torturing prisoners and detaining them in harsh conditions.
PA ordered to pay millions in compensation for imprisoning, torturing collaborators with Israel
The rulings describe severe cases of torture endured by the plaintiffs, including serious physical injuries, sleep deprivation, and psychological abuse.
Prominent anti-Hamas Gazan activist assassinated by terror group - report
Ziad Abu Hayya was a regular target for Hamas enforcers, who tortured him in September, leaving him hospitalized.
Thai soldiers tortured and killed Myanmar migrant, rights group says
Aung Ko Ko, 37, died after three soldiers and a Myanmar national brought him to an abandoned military bunker where they kicked and beat him with a bamboo stick, witnesses said.
Iran's president calls for investigation into case of death in custody
Iran's President orders an investigation into a detainee's death in Lahijan; five policemen arrested, raising concerns over citizens' rights.
IDF opposes bail for five Sde Teiman guards suspected of sodomizing detainee
Multiple times, the IDF pretrial court and even once the IDF appeals court have ruled in favor of the prosecution and alluded to the case being much stronger than has been leaked to the public.
IDF won't bow to pressure in probing Sde Teiman torture claims, ex-IDF prosecutor says
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri, Sarah Ben-Nun, and Zvika Klein.
'You'll get married in Gaza': Hostage's sister receives chilling message from Hamas captivity
Despite her situation, Liri managed to send messages to her family via released hostages. She urged her sister not to cancel her post-army trip and humorously cautioned her not to touch her shoes.
Israeli medical staff whistleblow to BBC on mistreatment of Gazan detainee patients
In one of the cases, whistleblowers claimed an accused Hamas terrorist was denied sufficient anaesthetic, resulting in him waking up during surgery multiple times.