Cuban authorities have condemned the ongoing US military presence on the coast of Guantanamo Bay and its continued abuses at a controversial detention facility there.

Here are the latest top stories from Press TV on November 25, 2021.

An Emirati general accused of torture has been appointed as the head of Interpol despite widespread opposition from human rights activists.

Two British citizens, who say they were arbitrarily detained and tortured in the UAE, have filed a lawsuit against the Emirati nominee for Interpol chief, accusing him of overseeing their arrest and torture.

A new report reveals that Myanmar's junta has been torturing detainees in a "methodical" and "systemic" way since it ousted a civilian government.

The Palestinian PM calls on the UN and ICRC to make Israel stop abusing Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.

A decade since King Hamad promised to address Manama's abuses against its own pro-democracy citizens, things have worsened, with torture and the death penalty dramatically increased in this tiny island in the Persian Gulf.

Emirati political prisoner Ahmed Mansoor pens letters describing the inhumane conditions he is being subjected to in solitary confinement.

Self-proclaimed US journalist Bilal Abdul Kareem, who has a history of links with Takfiri terrorists in Syria, has made a series of revelations about Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, including rampant torture at prisons run by the group in Idlib province.

The offshore prison has left a stain on America’s human rights record because of harsh interrogation methods and torture.