Tag: Human rights
Chinese authorities again raid Xiamen Protestant church
Incident is just a snapshot of the way things are in China now, church leader says
Libel conviction of Rappler editor ‘dangerous precedent’ for Philippine media
Court verdict against Maria Ressa can only encourage the Duterte regime to greater abuses
Photo gallery: Child labor in Philippines’ small-scale gold mines
Philippine laws prohibit anyone under the age of 18 to engage in hazardous work, but children risk their lives in gold mining sites to help their families
Eliminating child labor a moral imperative
Poverty is the root cause of child labor — when families struggle to make ends meet, inevitably parents decide to send children to work
Refusing to be gagged, Myanmar journalists work from shadows
Editor in hiding asks: Without media, how can democracy survive?
Malaysian govt cracks down on dissenters
Authorities dust off a forgotten piece of legislation to bring critics to heel, as govt tries to cement grip on power
Philippine church leaders call for defense of freedom on Independence Day
Filipino bishop cites proposed anti-terrorism bill as threat to freedom in the Southeast Asian nation
Taiwan scrambles to ready for influx from Hong Kong protests
Democratic and Chinese-claimed Taiwan has little experience in dealing with refugees and with worries that China could infiltrate spies posing as activists
Killing of Indian teenager part of ‘systematic plan to wipe out’...
Murder occurred in the state of Odhisa which has a history of anti-Christian violence
Zoom suspends US-based activists’ account after Tiananmen event
Activists say Zoom was essential for reaching Chinese audiences to commemorate Tiananmen Massacre