Tag: Human rights

Forgetting the lessons of past struggles would mean “normalizing, accepting, and ultimately repeating past abuses”

Number of living relatives of the victims of the Tiananmen massacre – under the Chinese revisionist leader Deng Xiaoping – dwindles every year

The IPs face the risk of losing their lands awarded to them over claims for being “unsuitable” for agriculture

APHR said the recent attacks on freedom of speech online pose “a risk to the freeness and fairness of the upcoming elections"

The latest killing comes less than a year after radio personality Percival Mabasa was shot dead in Manila as he drove to his studio

When they are placed in emergency situations, their only means to survive is to depend on adults for protection and developmental needs

The group urged authorities to devise preventive and long-lasting solutions to ensure and uphold the rights and welfare of OFWs

EILER claimed that Nestlé, a Swiss conglomerate, has had a record of union-busting and attacks on unionists

He argued that the imposition of the death penalty is necessary given the gravity of the offenses committed

The cancelation comes after Beijing police announced a criminal investigation into stand-up comedian Li Haoshi