Tag: Human rights

"I wanted to show that any ordinary middle-class person in the world we live in today can fall to the bottom of the economic ladder overnight"

With sorrow I think of Gaza, of so much cruelty; of the children machine-gunned, the bombing of schools and hospitals... So much cruelty!

Decree 147, as it is known, builds on a 2018 cybersecurity law that was sharply criticized by the United States, European Union and internet freedom advocates

Since the military junta seized power in February 2021, Myanmar has been embroiled in a violent civil war

"True Christmas lies in embracing the poor and neglected, offering them acceptance and dignity," Cardinal Poola said

BBC News Arabic found a steep 77% drop in audience engagement for prominent Palestinian news pages in Gaza and the West Bank

Burning and blazing candles testify to the 14 years since Mary Jane Veloso’s trial and conviction and nine years since her temporary reprieve

The dispute concerns 404 acres of land on Kerala’s Munambam coast, inhabited by families who have lived there for generations

Fr. Lazar Aslam led an interfaith delegation to address unrest after a man with mental health issues accidentally set his house on fire

Located in Central Jakarta, PRAKSIS aims to address the many challenges that Indonesia's democratic project faces.