Tag: Human rights
Rights group warns violence between Philippines state forces, rebels puts tribal...
Violence in southern Philippine province has increased since a new anti-terrorism law was enacted in July
Families of political prisoners in Philippines appeal for compassion on Virgin’s...
There are at least 609 political prisoners currently detained in various jails across the country
Almost 300 Rohingya refugees arrive in Indonesia’s Aceh province
Smugglers reportedly appeared not to want to try to disembark them because not everyone had paid
Condemning history to a lie: The fantasy that was Marcos
You’d think the despot and looter of the country’s wealth would nevermore be remembered after what he and his cronies did
Hong Kong police fire pepper balls at protesters opposed to election...
Hundreds of marchers waved placards and chanted popular anti-govt slogans such as ‘liberate Hong Kong’
UN experts decry Hong Kong security law in letter to China
Experts express concern that many legitimate activities of human rights defenders in Hong Kong would be redefined as illegal
Faith-based groups call on Pakistan to address rising cases of forced...
More than 1,000 Christian and Hindu girls are abducted, forced into marriage, and raped each year
Australian writer detained in China says will ‘fight to the end’
Prominent Chinese blogger, Yang Hengjun, was intercepted by security officials at Guangzhou airport 18 months ago
Philippine church leaders hit proposal to honor former dictator Marcos
Marcos imposed martial law in the country from 1972 to 1981 to suppress what was supposed to be an increasing civil strife and the threat of a communist takeover
Like the sky falling on our heads: Life under the Khmer...
Cambodia became like a labor camp, says former doctor who managed to escape to Thailand






