Q&A: Sebastien Lai on father Jimmy Lai’s…
Taipei, Taiwan – The national security trial of Jimmy Lai, the jailed 75-year-old media mogul and founder of the…
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‘Gave me courage’: abuse victims of Japan’s…
UN’s Working Group on Business and Human Rights, in Japan gathering information on rights violations, say there…
The video that shattered the silence around…
Internet blackouts, media silence and political neglect – the case of the Indian state of Manipur. Plus, reporting…
Biden honours Emmett Till, his mother with US…
Washington, DC – US President Joe Biden has established a national monument to honour Emmett Till, the Black…
Pop band The 1975’s set stopped in Malaysia…
Good Vibes festival organisers said The 1975’s set was stopped due to ‘non-compliance with local performance…
Ukraine’s Zelenskky says Russia blackmails world…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that no one has the right to destroy the food security of any nation…
Facial recognition surveillance in São Paulo…
São Paulo, Brazil – As the city of São Paulo prepares to roll out thousands of surveillance cameras with facial…
Jenin raid is over. Palestinians are left to…
Jenin, occupied West Bank – Every morning, Fatima Salahat, a mother of four, would wake up at 7, get out of bed and…
Solitary confinement is still widespread in US…
When Kwaneta Harris entered solitary confinement in 2015, she knew it would be much harder to keep in touch with…
ICC to continue investigation of human rights…
ICC has ruled that efforts within Venezuela to hold officials accountable for alleged abuses have fallen short.The…