Tag: Human rights

On June 3 and 4, 1989, the Chinese military opened fire and killed untold numbers of peaceful protesters and bystanders

With borders still closed to the public, ‘local brokers' are exploiting a section of the population that is drowning in debt

Authorities said they will also require importers to prove that merchandise was not produced with forced labor if they insist to sell it in the United States

Revelations of modern slavery at sea emerged in 2014, prompting the nation to vow to better regulate the sector

Filipino children have suffered horribly from President Duterte’s decision to unleash the police and their hit men against suspected drug users, researcher says

It is now clear that China is modeling Hong Kong after itself, US secretary of state says

Many shops, bank branches and office buildings closed early, while dozens of people were seen rounded up by riot police and made to sit on a sidewalk

Burning of village has all the hallmarks of Myanmar military arson, rights group says but military have accused the Arakan Army

The former British colony enjoys unrestricted internet access, unlike on the mainland where the likes of Google, Facebook and Twitter are blocked

Bullets and repression are not the way to deal with the aspirations of Hong Kong's people for freedom and democracy, President Tsai Ing-wen says