Tag: Human rights
Colmenares and his amazing version of the Theory of Relativity
'We must do the right things for the right reasons in the right way by the right persons at the right time.'
Sri Lanka govt ‘aggressively attacking efforts’ to address rights abuses
Trials of military and intelligence officials accused of enforced disappearances have been delayed and disrupted, says rights group
Rights group fears WHO probe into pandemic in China won’t be...
WHO doesn't want the international community to have high expectations for this investigation, political commentator says
Amnesty International urges gov’t to consider human rights in rollout of...
Recent developments have raised concerns about preparedness to ensure that COVID-19 vaccinations will be available to everyone
Catholic bishops urge Filipinos to monitor oral arguments on anti-terror law
The bishops said it is important for everyone to follow the proceedings in the Supreme Court because the law will have an impact on democracy
Myanmar military seizes power, detains elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi
The army said it had carried out the detentions in response to "election fraud"
The truth is out there: Navigating the internet and self-respect
More than better leaders, we deserve to go back to the basics of the social contract, which is, among others, self-respect
Bangladesh to move more Rohingya to remote island despite criticism
Bangladesh justifies move to island saying overcrowding in camps in Cox's Bazar is leading to crimes
Philippine Catholic bishops say rights situation ‘worrisome,’ red-tagging of schools ‘ridiculous’
The bishops said it is "ridiculous" to say that several Catholic universities in the country have become “breeding grounds” of communists
Hong Kong police obtain financial records of arrested democracy activists
Six pro-democracy activists say police obtained some of their bank records without consent