Tag: Human rights
Minority Catholics in Kashmir lead calls for peace amid cross-border strife
With a population of about 13 million, Jammu and Kashmir remains the only Indian state with a Muslim majority
Four Hong Kong opposition figures freed after serving subversion sentences
The four had pleaded guilty to subversion charges and were sentenced in November to four years and two months in prison
Philippine faith leaders call for the continuation of Pope Francis’ peace...
The group highlighted Pope Francis’ strong condemnation of economic systems that deepen poverty and inequality
India-Pakistan tensions rise after deadly Pahalgam attack
The April 22 attack in the tourist town of Pahalgam is the deadliest assault on civilians in the disputed Himalayan region
Kashmir massacre: 26 killed in deadliest civilian attack since 2000
Gunmen, emerging from nearby forests, opened fire on a group of tourists on Tuesday afternoon, spraying the area with automatic gunfire
Filipino prelate warns of ‘blindness’ to truth and leadership
Cardinal David said modern-day distractions and moral confusion have left many unable to see the light of the Resurrection
Southeast Asia: Traffickers pose as Christian missionaries, pilgrims to exploit victims
Police operations, supported by wiretaps and coordinated investigations, have uncovered several cases using this “religious cover.”
Report submitted to UN cites worsening rights violations against Indigenous peoples...
The document details ongoing violations of IP rights, including land encroachments, militarization, and environmental destruction
Indonesia urged to resolve policy gap as death sentences rise without...
This sustained imposition of the death penalty places Indonesia among a small group of countries still issuing capital punishment
PHOTOS | ‘Pilgrims of Hope’: Major superiors’ Lenten walk confronts poverty...
The Confessio Peccati tradition is inspired by St. Pope John Paul II’s act of repentance in the Jubilee Year 2000