Tag: Human rights
No web, no jobs: Kashmiris board the ‘Internet Express’
Govt-enforced internet blackout sees Kashmiris facing a 'dark future'
China’s cultural suppression of Uyghurs targets home decor
Targeting of cultural artifacts follows mass internment and ‘brainwashing’ campaign
Grief, horror grip Philippine town as remains of slain migrant worker...
The Philippines said it is considering a total ban on sending workers to Kuwait following the brutal death of 26-year-old woman
Striking Cambodian casino workers score rare victory
Expert believes review of EU trade agreement offers 'window for unions to act'
Sri Lanka urged to ax ‘abusive’ counter-terrorism law
New govt pressed to observe its international obligations
Pakistani judge slashes sentence in child maid abuse case
Former judge and wife who tortured 10-year-old Tayyaba may soon walk free
Hong Kong protesters fete landslide election win for Taiwan’s Tsai
The slogan ‘Today Taiwan, Tomorrow Hong Kong’ has sprung up after the landslide win, to express the hope that Hong Kong too will one day have full democracy
Bangladesh strangles free speech as it ‘marches toward authoritarianism’
Group says draconian digital security act has ‘chilling affect’ on journalism
World is watching our democracy, Taiwan president says on election eve
The issue of China is front and center in the campaign, especially after President Xi Jinping warned last year China could attack Taiwan
North Korean mother in hot water for failing to save Kim...
Woman unable to treat hospitalized children while probe ongoing
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