Tag: Human rights
Under watch: Indian city workers protest digital surveillance
Workers in the city of Chandigarh mandated to wear the GPS watches during their working hours
From nannies to helpers, coronavirus spotlights women’s job insecurity in Asia
Women are ‘hit harder by economic impacts’ of the new coronavirus
Malaysian indigenous people again bear the brunt of development
In Perak, the Semai people's graveyards are bulldozed, while they are ordered to tear down their own homes in the name of progress
Trafficked ‘brides’ stuck in China due coronavirus after fleeing abuse
Chinese men typically pay brokers between $10,000 and $20,000 for a foreign wife
Can technology save us from ourselves?
Even as science and technology allows humanity to extend the limits of the possible and live fuller lives, it can also help us sow our own destruction
‘Betrayed’ by Tiananmen lies: The awakening of Vicky Xu
From 'dutiful child of China' to intrepid investigative journalist, Xu has made it her mission to expose the sins of her homeland
Vietnam mimics China in forced televised confessions
'Poor human rights record' makes it difficult to determine actual number of victims
Press freedom group releases top 20 ‘digital predator’ list
Reporters Without Borders says pepetrators' ‘activities are tantamount to preying on journalism’
Hong Kong denies ‘slavery’ as prisoners work nights to make face...
Female inmates working night shifts to produce millions of face masks
Myanmar’s parliament blocks bid by Suu Kyi party to reduce army...
The Nobel laureate has been under pressure to show progress on constitutional reform