Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on February 15.

Indigenous leaders in Australia have called for a “week of silence” across the country, after a referendum to recognize greater rights for First Nations was overwhelmingly rejected.

A hunger strike by hundreds of Bahraini political prisoners over jail conditions enters its fourth week.

US senators have introduced a resolution that could force the Biden administration to critically appraise Saudi Arabia’s human rights record and possibly reassess Washington's security assistance for the kingdom.

International human rights groups on Thursday rebuked Tunisian President Kais Saied for making “racist remarks” against migrants from sub-Saharan Africa, calling for an independent probe into attacks fuelled by his rhetoric.

Britain comes under fire for its government's ill treatment of women, workers, refugees, protesters, welfare recipients and ethnic minorities.

“Good news that journalists are being reinstated Twitter, but serious concerns remain,” said the UN rights chief Volker Turk.