Tag: Human rights
Indonesian court finds three Papuan men guilty of treason
They were protesting against racism but are convicted of treason, rights researcher says
Pakistani church leader hits discriminatory job postings
Pakistan’s Christian minorities make up 80 percent of the country’s sanitation workforce, study says
Indian govt accused of using COVID-19 lockdown to arrest activists, silence...
Indian authorities urged to drop ‘politically-motivated charges’ against those who peacefully protested discriminatory citizenship policies
Church leaders, rights groups cry foul over libel conviction of Filipino...
It’s a very sad day for press freedom, which is an essential component of a functional democracy in any country, bishop says
Chinese authorities again raid Xiamen Protestant church
Incident is just a snapshot of the way things are in China now, church leader says
Libel conviction of Rappler editor ‘dangerous precedent’ for Philippine media
Court verdict against Maria Ressa can only encourage the Duterte regime to greater abuses
Photo gallery: Child labor in Philippines’ small-scale gold mines
Philippine laws prohibit anyone under the age of 18 to engage in hazardous work, but children risk their lives in gold mining sites to help their families
Eliminating child labor a moral imperative
Poverty is the root cause of child labor — when families struggle to make ends meet, inevitably parents decide to send children to work
Refusing to be gagged, Myanmar journalists work from shadows
Editor in hiding asks: Without media, how can democracy survive?
Malaysian govt cracks down on dissenters
Authorities dust off a forgotten piece of legislation to bring critics to heel, as govt tries to cement grip on power






