Tag: Human rights
Manila bishop backs red-tagged groups
Bishop said govt should instead support and encourage faith-based organizations instead of vilifying them
Choking and crying, Hong Kong protesters pinned back on campus
Hong Kong police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on Nov. 18 to force back pro-democracy protesters trying to escape a university where hundreds...
Cambodia releases political prisoners: ‘I should never have been arrested’
In the Southeast Asian nation, the political mood is slowly but surely changing
Uyghur activist: ‘Never again’ is happening once more to my people
‘Our very own identity has become our crime ... We are facing extinction because of the way we look, because of the way we pray’
Hong Kong students prepare for showdown amid talk of curfew
Dozens of riot police gathered outside several universities as students fortified their positions
The world is witnessing ‘genocide by incarceration’ in China’s Xinjiang
Activists and witnesses accuse China of using torture to force Uyghurs into integrating with the Chinese ethnic Han majority
Hong Kong protesters continue to ‘fight for their future’
Scores of riot police tried to disperse crowds, beating some with batons near the city's stock exchange
Flash mob rallies in downtown Hong Kong financial district
‘I won't take part in the attacks, I am here to try to protect the kids,’ female office worker says
Ketidakpedulian bisa mengubah Marawi menjadi markas teroris
Ketidakpedulian dan janji-janji pemerintah yang tidak ditepati menciptakan peluang sempurna bagi perekrutan teroris di Marawi, sebuah kota di Filipina selatan yang hancur oleh perang...
Gambia files Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar at UN court
West African nation also claims the 600,000 Rohingya who did not flee Myanmar are at serious risk of further atrocities