Tag: Human rights
Bongbong Marcos: Philippine dictator’s son leads race to succeed Duterte
Vowing to unify the country, Marcos has made sweeping promises to boost jobs and tackle rising prices as part of a pathway out of the pandemic
Pro-junta militia calls for killing of Myanmar reporters and their family...
The threats come as the junta labels several media outlets as ‘destructive to the state'
Hong Kong plummets towards bottom of press freedom ranking
Hong Kong, a regional media hub for both international and local media, has been steadily slipping down the table under Chinese rule
Uyghurs warned against divulging ‘state secrets’ before UN right chief ‘s...
A Uyghur analyst says the directive is part of China's 'campaign of deception' to hide an ongoing genocide
Risking jail and Church ire, Russian priests condemn Ukraine conflict
Only a handful of priests from the Russian Orthodox Church have spoken out openly against the Kremlin's military campaign
Taliban supreme leader urges world to recognize government
No nation has formally recognized the regime installed by the Taliban after they seized power and reintroduced a hardline Islamist rule
Protestant Church group decries Philippine court decision to uphold terror law
The NCCP said it is "deeply concerned that the terror law will be instrumental to the continued attacks against human rights and dignity"
Junta troops torch 500 homes in 3 days in Myanmar’s Sagaing...
The attacks occurred between April 25 and April 27 in the Sagaing townships of Mingin, Khin Oo, and Shwebo
Remembering Filipino Bishop Julio Labayen and the Basic Ecclesial Communities
Bishop Julio Labayen recognized the Lord among the poor — farmers, laborers, fisherfolk
Myanmar junta court convicts Aung San Suu Kyi of corruption: spokesman
Since a military coup ousted her government in February last year, plunging Myanmar into upheaval, Suu Kyi has been in military custody