Human Rights

Carlos Buford and other Ohio activists want to amend the Ohio Constitution to end qualified immunity and make it easier to hold public officials accountable if they violate a person's civil rights.

The city of Dayton is accepting applications for a consultant who will examine if the way the city governs aligns with the principles of a Human Rights City.

WYSO’s Jerry Kenney spoke with Shelley Inglis, the executive director of UD's Human Rights Center, about the focus of this year's conference.

Immigrant advocates, Dayton faith leaders, University of Dayton students and faculty are expected to gather Monday night for a candlelight immigration…

On October 2nd and 3rd, the University of Dayton will host an international human rights conference. Representatives of leading human rights and…