Tag: Human rights
Activist: China’s ‘killing’ of Hong Kong paper has ‘serious implications’ for...
Benedict Rogers, co-founder of Hong Kong Watch, said the suppression of Apple Daily 'represents the death of media freedom in Hong Kong'
Interfaith church group presses for Duterte’s accountability over ‘war on drugs’...
One Voice says the crimes done to the victims of the "war on drugs" is "a crime that endangers us all"
Rights groups hit Philippine president’s plan to arm civilians to fight...
Human rights groups said the proposal is "another attempt to infringe on people’s rights and fundamental freedoms"
Indian court orders probe into death of Dalit Catholic woman in...
The Office for Scheduled Caste and Backward Classes of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India joins calls for an investigation
Mounting atrocities against Dalits across India
The impact of Brahmanical policies and strategies on the Dalits, women, and others is hugely under-recognized in India
Trial of first person charged under Hong Kong’s national security law...
The case of Tong Ying-kit is seen as a departure from Hong Kong's common law traditions, as he was denied bail and a jury
Report says Vietnam holds 288 prisoners of conscience, including religious figures
Among those said to be in detention are journalists, social media users, religious figures, and land rights and anti-corruption activists
UN experts’ letter to Vatican has ‘no real teeth,’ says Church...
The letter accused the Vatican of using international agreements to avoid accepting responsibility for abuse committed by Church members
Rights activists decry discriminatory job postings in Pakistan
Christians make up to 90 percent of the sanitation workforce, including the country’s street sweepers, janitors, and sewer workers
On Father’s Day, Philippine labor groups call for release of detained...
There are at least 600 political prisoners in the Philippines, at least 60 of whom are considered sickly while close to 50 are elderly













