Tag: Human rights
Tiananmen Square massacre protest torch passes to the next generation
Many Gen Z activists now take part in the massacre memorial activities, but also have their own sources of inspiration.
UN humanitarian chief steps down amid global crises
“I leave this job with a sense of work unfulfilled because the world is a worse place now than when I joined up in 2021"
Caritas PH new executive director vows to strengthen human rights, ecumenical...
“Becoming the church of the poor is something very crucial" and “bigger than human rights because it encompasses human rights”.
Rights group calls for justice for 76-year-old Christian in Pakistan
"The growing militancy and intolerance in society must be addressed urgently by the state," Mughal emphasized.
Pope Francis’ message for the 110th World Day of Migrants and...
"Let us unite in prayer for all those who have had to leave their land in search of dignified living conditions."
Tiananmen: ‘It’s that time of year…’
"What happened 35 years ago has left a deep wound in parts of our psyche, even as it has been buried and healed"
Hong Kong High Court finds 14 democracy activists guilty of subversion
Western countries including the United States and Britain have criticized the security law as a setback for freedoms in the city
Gaza health crisis worsens amid conflict – WHO
Health facilities, overwhelmed by the influx of casualties, face shortages of fuel and medical supplies, further complicating their response
Pope Francis calls for prayer for suffering children due to conflicts
According to the United Nations Children’s Fund, Israel has been responsible for the deaths of over 13,000 children in Gaza
Don’t talk to media, Tiananmen massacre families warned ahead of June...
"We have all been told not to give interviews to journalists in our homes because the anniversary of June 4 is nearly here"