Tag: Human rights

Elder Zhang Chunlei of the Renai Reformed Church in Guiyang remains in critical health condition in detention, suffering from severe liver cirrhosis.  Bitter Winter reported...

A psychology student from a Catholic university in Manila who introduced himself as “JLove,” told the pope about how he feels stigmatized

After the Swiss Summit, Zelenskyy urged China to respect Ukraine’s territorial integrity and stressed that Ukraine's sole enemy is Putin

“We are all required to welcome, promote, accompany, and integrate those who knock on our doors,” said Pope Francis

Heyrinisa Memet, in her mid-40s, had been previously sentenced during a crackdown in 2014 after a “terrorist attack” in Xinjiang

The four low-ranking officers were all sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for the shooting deaths of the two victims at a Manila slum

Seven of the activists are from the environmental group Mother Nature. They are facing charges that they insulted Cambodia’s king

Archbishop Lazo called for a departure from traditional retributive responses towards a more forgiving and proactive approach

“I think there’s no case to offer,” he added. “But of course, I’m not a national security law judge in Hong Kong.”

In a best-case scenario, rebuilding Gaza's destroyed homes will take until at least 2040 but the process could take as long as 80 years