Tag: Human rights
Hong Kong’s Joshua Wong pleads guilty over June 4 ‘illegal assembly’
Tens of thousands of people lit candles across the city in what was largely a peaceful event last June
Myanmar junta called out for threatening rights monitoring group
Myanmar’s generals are desperately trying to silence group to keep the truth from getting out, Human Rights Watch says
Filipinos must break the chains of false narratives
We cannot let the words and claims of Duterte and his minions become our prison
Pakistan’s PM wants Muslim nations to pressure West to implement anti-blasphemy...
Imran Khan says he wants Muslim countries to use trade boycott threats against countries where blasphemy incidents occur
Watch: Teenager details brutal treatment of women held by Myanmar soldiers
Account given by 17-year-old female detainee about what she saw and experienced
Filipino child rights groups call for inclusion of child protection in...
Incidence of violence against children, mostly by parents and caregivers, has dramatically increased globally during pandemic
Myanmar unity govt tells ASEAN no talks until prisoners freed
Advocacy group says more than 3,400 people have been detained for opposing the coup
Activists fear Hong Kong immigration bill will allow arbitrary travel bans
Lawyers and rights groups say bill gives authorities unbridled powers to impose ‘exit bans’ such as those used by mainland China
Myanmar activists call for new non-cooperation campaign
They urge people to stop paying electricity bills, agricultural loans and to keep their children out of school
‘Spoken with one voice’: UK parliament declares genocide in China’s Xinjiang
Lawmakers back motion calling on govt to use international law to end genocide against Turkic Muslims






