Tag: Human rights
Coronavirus hits Malaysian rubber glove giant
Outbreak in factory dorm highlights Top Glove’s treatment of migrant workers
Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai charged under national security law
Lai, an ardent critic of Beijing, would be the highest profile person charged under the sweeping new law imposed in June
Malaysia palm oil workers discouraged from going home, rights groups say
Malaysian plantations have long faced accusations of mistreating 330,000 or so migrants
Big data program in China targets Xinjiang’s Muslims
Leaked list of over 2,000 detainees demonstrates automated repression
Jailed Hong Kong publisher honored with press freedom award
I’m afraid that without the news, the world will forget us, says jailed Jimmy Lai
Pakistani film explores social media’s role in anger over blasphemy
Taking a critical view, or even just questioning the country’s blasphemy law, carries huge risk
Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow denied bail after landmark sentencing
In an earlier interview she said faith inspired people to join the pro-democracy movement
Southeast Asian legislators call for joint action to ensure freedom of...
ASEAN states are urged to ensure freedom of religion amid rising reports of discrimination and persecutions based on religion or belief
Murder of Christian woman another case of persecution in Pakistan, rights...
Sonia Bibi, 24, was shot to death by Muslim man who she refused to marry
Hong Kong arrests eight more activists as crackdown on opposition shows...
It’s the latest move by authorities in crackdown on opposition forces in the Chinese-ruled city
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