Tag: Human rights
As other doors close, some Rohingya cling to hope of resettlement
But resettlement process deemed unrealistic because of reluctance of European countries and the US to take Muslim refugees
Attacks on Christian women in India: A ‘new form of persecution’
In the first seven months of this year more than 51 hate crime cases have been recorded against Christian women
Myanmar activist faces court for banner protesting internet shutdown
Charge against free-speech activist and poet is latest example of Myanmar govt’s intolerance of critical speech, rights group says
Hospitals in China’s Xinjiang region allegedly forced to abort Uyghur babies
Newborns were also killed after inducing labor, says obstetrician who worked in several Xinjiang hospitals
Philippine youth leaders challenge Duterte’s anti-terror law
New law threatens Filipinos ability to express opinions freely, they say
Human rights activist slain in central Philippines knew her life was...
Zara Alvarez was the 13th human rights worker under the group Karapatan killed since July 2016
Jehovah’s Witnesses sentenced to prison in China’s Xinjiang
They were accused of ‘spreading superstition and heresy’ and preventing people from joining Communist Party organizations
Political speech hampered in lead up to Myanmar elections, rights group...
Using Myanmar’s numerous defamation laws, govt and military have treated almost any criticism of their record as defamatory
Released Jimmy Lai says Hong Kong needs patient, not radical, democracy...
Catholic media mogul tells supporters to keep fighting for rule of law and freedom
Catholic schools in Hong Kong told to prevent ‘politicization’ of students
Hong Kong Diocese urges Catholic schools to promote ‘national identity’






