Tag: Human rights
China threatens lawyers of arrested Hong Kong activists
Legal system in mainland China is controlled by ruling Communist Party
Long prison sentences for Vietnamese journalists over ‘anti-state propaganda’
Three freelancers convicted of ‘making, storing, spreading information, materials, items for the purpose of opposing the state’
Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow in top security prison, says...
The 24-year-old is now imprisoned alongside those convicted of murder or drug trafficking
No New Year’s feast for an activist’s child in Philippines detention...
There were no family nor friends in the detention cell where the baby, Randall Emmanuel, spent the holidays
Hong Kongers caught trying to flee to Taiwan ‘at risk of...
Chinese authorities have again shown the world that political activists will not receive a fair trial, Amnesty International says
One woman’s quest for justice shames Malaysia’s justice system
Mother calls top cop’s bluff, sues police for inaction over kidnapped daughter
Hong Kong court grants bail to media mogul Jimmy Lai
Among his bail terms, Lai is not allowed to meet with foreign officials, give any interviews, publish any articles or post on social media
Philippine church leaders counter attempts to campaign for revival of death...
Revival of the death penalty ‘will not resolve the faults’ in the country’s justice system
Alibaba offers racial profiling of Uyghurs, says report
China’s ‘version of Amazon’ allows customers to be alerted any time it detects a Uyghur, report says
System of impunity in Philippines created killer cop
There’s a reason behind the madness of a policeman shooting mother and son over noise
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