Chinese dissidents sue former president alleging torture
Chinese dissidents in Scotland have filed lawsuits against a former president of China alleging they suffered human rights abuses.
The Schweiger File: Nazi hunter criticises Austrian government
The world's foremost Nazi hunter has criticised the Austrian government after receiving a copy of a rare interview with a former SS officer obtained by The Ferret.
Living in the shadow of Pakistan’s suicide bombers
The security situation in some parts of Pakistan is desperate. Meet the people who live with the threat and the consequences of terrorism on a daily basis.
Revealed: UK government’s secret arms deals to Israel after Gaza offensive
A new report reveals the UK Government sanctioned licences for surface-to-surface missiles, combat helicopters and military communications equipment to be sold to Israel.
Mexico’s missing students
There have been 22,000 to 25,000 disappearances in Mexico over the last eight years. Scottish artist, Jan Nimmo, has backed campaigners seeking answers.
Fraudsters target homeowners renting holiday properties
Thousands of holiday home owners have fallen victim to a cheque scam.
Police in death probe criticised for delay in revising rules for use of CS gas
A police division under investigation over the death of Sheku Bayoh has been criticised for a delay in implementing new rules for the use of CS gas.
Police division in Sheku Bayoh case faced assault allegations nearly every two weeks
A police division at the centre of an investigation over the death of a man in custody was…
Scottish prisons fail to protect inmates at risk of suicide
Scottish prisons have failed to protect vulnerable prisoners at risk of suicide due to a number of serious breaches of official policy, an investigation by the Scottish Inquirer can reveal.
