Tag: Human rights
Discovering human dignity
The idea, concept or belief in human dignity as an "inherent or unearned worth of humans" was neglected and ignored for thousands of years
Incompetence: getting way too old, way too annoying
Damage control does little to save an institution already neck deep in a muck of their own making
Beijing rebuked for ‘grievous attack’ on Hong Kong freedoms
Arrests fuel concerns that the city has taken a swift authoritarian turn
China threatens lawyers of arrested Hong Kong activists
The legal system in mainland China is controlled by the ruling Communist Party
No New Year’s feast for an activist’s child in Philippines’ detention...
There were no family nor friends in the detention cell where the baby, Randall Emmanuel, spent the holidays
Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow in top security prison, says...
Reports said Chow has been transferred to the Tai Lam Women’s Correctional Institution, a category ‘A’ facility
Family of murdered OFW in Kuwait welcomes death sentence for female...
The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait said the decision should serve as a reminder to everyone "that no Filipino is a slave to anyone"
In New Year message, Manila bishop calls on faithful to work...
“There cannot be a better future if human rights and human life are not respected and valued” — Bishop Broderick Pabillo
Year in Review: Catholic Church faces up to the challenge of...
LiCAS.news looks into the stories that made an impact on the Catholic Church, especially in Asia, in 2020.
Year in Review: Killings continue as more military men hold government...
The president’s generals are all extremely well-educated and there is little doubt of their intelligence, but they share a fatal flaw