Tag: Human rights
‘Open to exploitation’: Migrant workers in Thai agricultural sector
Difficult circumstances stand in sharp relief to ‘better lives’ migrants sought
In Duterte city, armed men get away with attacks
‘Rescue’ has become a euphemism for military operations aimed at forcing back dissenters to their isolated villages
Rights group warns of clampdown on freedom in Nepal
Amnesty International calls out attacks on free speech, civil society
Bangladesh hopes to stem trafficking of Rohingya by opening schools
Education viewed as protection against false promises of traffickers
Christian Rohingya attacked by ‘machete-wielding’ mob in refugee camp
Conflicting reports leave unclear picture of violent incident targeting small Christian community
US House passes pro-Tibet bill holding China to account
Bill addresses ‘ongoing oppression of the Tibetan people by the Chinese govt’
Dropping the gavel on Cambodia’s opposition
Accused of treason, does Kem Sokha stand a chance in Cambodia's 'systemized kangaroo court' system?
Coronavirus: Overseas Uyghurs fear for loved ones in Xinjiang camps
The estimated 1-3 million Uyghurs detained in internment camps are at a particular risk if the virus is not contained, World Uyghur Congress says
Thai police under scrutiny as record number of trafficking cases dismissed
Thailand has faced criticism in recent years for failing to stop trafficking in its lucrative textile and seafood sectors, as well as the sex trade
Sri Lankan families left in limbo as war missing probe promised
Investigation comes after president declared the missing ‘dead’