Tag: Human rights

Indigenous rights group says conservation projects accounted for nearly four in 10 documented project-related abuses against Indigenous communities

A Filipina once sentenced to death in Indonesia is set for release as advocates demand stronger trafficking protections

Sri Lanka’s Catholic Church welcomed the convictions but said investigators must still establish who facilitated the deadly 2019 attacks

The reopening restores classrooms, teachers and psychosocial support for children returning to school amid continuing humanitarian hardship and shortages

Landmark convictions bring first accountability for Easter Sunday bombings as separate probe examines alleged links to state actors

Faith and environmental advocates warn that water, energy and Indigenous rights concerns must be resolved before commitments proceed

The case has exposed unresolved questions over intelligence failures, extremist networks and accountability for the 2019 Easter bombings

New constitutional protections strengthen Kazakhstan’s commitment to human dignity while preserving an absolute prohibition on capital punishment nationwide

Ruling clears Angelica Nasiron of two charges while Molbog families continue pursuing ancestral-domain claims and facing criminal cases

The Aetas remain uncertain if the government would help them build new homes or provide land to cultivate for income if they are moved