Tag: Human rights
Tibetan jailed for providing information overseas dies of prison injuries, rights...
Kunchok Jinpa provided information to Tibetan media outside China about a protest
Two plead guilty in trial of nine HK democracy activists over...
The others, including media tycoon Jimmy Lai and Democratic Party founder Martin Lee, pleaded not guilty
Christian family attacked by mob in India’s west
Among those injured was a young woman who is eight months pregnant
UN warns Myanmar against harsh response to protesters
As well as the demonstrations in towns and cities, a civil disobedience movement has brought strikes that are crippling many functions of govt
Armored vehicles deployed to major Myanmar cities after mass protests
At least 400 people have been detained since the coup, monitoring group says
Two Pakistani Christians face blasphemy charges after proselytizing
One of them has been arrested, another is reportedly in hiding
Sri Lanka’s cardinal disappointed over Easter Sunday blasts probe
Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith said he’d ask for help from international organizations if govt fails to serve justice to bombing victims
Setting aside divisions, Myanmar’s ethnic groups unite against coup
Protests have taken place across the Southeast Asian nation of some 53 million people
BBC World News barred in mainland China, dropped by HK public...
British foreign minister, Dominic Raab, and the US State Department have condemned Beijing’s decision
Suu Kyi aide among new wave of arrests in Myanmar
Kyaw Tint Swe and four other people linked to previous govt taken from their homes overnight
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