Tag: Human rights

Critics say govt use of technology puts India on the path to China-style mass surveillance

Xu Zhiyong had written many articles criticizing Beijing's handling of the coronavirus outbreak

Human Rights Watch says 'vague' digital security law intended to stifle free speech

Men and women of the cloth in the Philippines, having followed the footsteps of the crucified Christ, have suffered different forms of crucifixion

Activists say the Philippines' rice liberalization policy is an indication of the govt’s disregard of local rice production and agriculture

More than 40 million people are held in modern slavery, which includes forced labor and forced marriage

While the Philippines waits for Cardinal Tagle's replacement, an 'activist bishop' has to forge on with his prophetic reminders in Manila

Behind growing demand for bricks, extreme heat, dangerous machinery and poor sanitation have created a vicious cycle of poverty, illness and debt

If proven guilty, the five activists face six to 20 years in prison

Govt plans to withdraw a 30 percent bonus that the country’s night-shift workers currently receive