Tag: Human rights
Baby or a job? Stark choice for Taiwan’s migrant workers
Weak enforcement of Taiwanese labor law leaves migrant workers at risk of exploitation
Daughter accepts EU Parliament prize on behalf of Uyghur activist
Politicians, academics, and students urged to protest against the treatment of the Uyghurs
Members of influential Mindanao political clan found guilty of 2009 massacre
The judge found 28 people, including 20 police officers, guilty of multiple murders
Seven years on, search for missing Lao activist stalled
Wife of Sombath Somphone believes police have long since abandoned search
Citizenship law chaos: Protests abate in Assam but erupt in Delhi
New law only grants citizenship to non-Muslim illegal immigrants from three nearby countries
Should democracies ban facial surveillance, or would that weaken them against...
China is taking charge of not only the international market for AI biometric surveillance, but its governance also
India citizenship law protests spread across campuses
New law based on religion is in conflict with the country's founding as a secular republic, critics say
Sanction China for enabling Myanmar’s genocide
While Myanmar should be condemned publicly for the genocide against the Rohingya, its ‘friends’ who have enabled the atrocity should also face scrutiny
China state TV cancels football coverage after player slams persecution of...
Mesut Ozil's posts called Uyghurs ‘warriors who resist persecution’ and criticised both China's crackdown and the silence of Muslims in response
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi urges World Court to drop genocide case
Statements from Myanmar that it was taking action to prosecute soldiers accused of wrongdoing were not credible, Gambia lawyer says