Tag: Human rights
Asia gets mixed marks amid ‘global rule of law recession’
Cambodia, Myanmar among the world’s worst jurisdictions for the rule of law, new report says
‘Let there be Light!’
We are challenged in these dark times to be a light that enkindles other lights!
Silent no more: Nepal’s wartime rape survivors demand recognition
Critics say Nepal's truth and reconciliation process has been poorly designed from the outset and plagued by chronic funding shortfalls
I make my own rainbows
These symbols of hope are around us, assuring us that all is not lost in spite of the bigger aggressive and ruthless opponents
Southeast Asian parliamentarians warn against ‘politicization of religion’
The ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights noted an “increasing conservatism and discrimination against minorities worldwide”
I choose to be an ambassador in chains
The aftermath of the repeated and prolonged sharings is a prolonged period in recovering the desired calm
Indian archdiocese to continue protest against seaport project despite court order
The High Court said the ongoing work of the seaport should not be disrupted at any cost
Philippine Church leaders urge faithful to help amplify issues of Indigenous...
The Church observed Indigenous Peoples Sunday on October 9 and called on the people not to make the observance “just as a token”
Tibet at a ‘critical moment’ for survival, top US diplomat says
Central to Beijing’s campaign to fully absorb Tibet into China is its plan to install a Dalai Lama of its own choosing
Rights champions in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus win Nobel Peace Prize
A highly symbolic choice, the trio represent the three nations at the center of the war in Ukraine