Canberra, June 3(ANI): Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard overlooked human-rights issues while announcing a deal with Malaysia last month over asylum seekers, Federal Opposition Immigration spokesman Scott Morrison has said.Continue Reading
Australia came under fire from the U.N. children’s aid agency and human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send unaccompanied child asylum seekers to Malaysia under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with the Southeast Asian nation.Continue Reading
Australia’s plan to include children among 800 asylum seekers to be sent to Malaysia to have their refugee claims assessed was attacked by critics who said it may breach their human rights.Continue Reading
Australia came under fire from the U.N. children’s aid agency and human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send unaccompanied child asylum seekers to Malaysia under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with the Southeast Asian nation.Continue Reading
Australia came under fire from the U.N. children’s aid agency and human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send unaccompanied child asylum seekers to Malaysia under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with the Southeast Asian nation.Continue Reading
The opposition says the prime minister overlooked human-rights issues when the government rushed to announce a deal with Malaysia over asylum seekers.Continue Reading
Australia came under fire from the U.N. children’s aid agency and human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send child asylum seekers to Malaysia without their parents under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with the Southeast Asian nation.Continue Reading
A US envoy back from North Korea voiced concern about sending food aid but offered guarded optimism at launching a dialogue with the reclusive communist state on human rights.Continue Reading
Australia came under fire from human rights advocates Friday over its plan to send child asylum seekers to Malaysia without their parents under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with the Malaysian government.Continue Reading
CANBERRA, Australia – Australia has come under fire from human rights advocates over its plan to send child asylum seekers to Malaysia without their parents under a refugee swap deal being negotiated with Kuala Lumpur.Continue Reading
A U.S. diplomat just back from his first trip to North Korea described the communist nation as among the world’s worst violators of human rights yet reported Thursday that a government minister had asked him to return for more discussions.Continue Reading
WASHINGTON – A U.S. envoy said Thursday that his maiden trip to North Korea was significant, and he has been invited back for more talks on human rights with the communist-led regime.Continue Reading
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) – A prominent Pakistan journalist may have been tortured to death for exposing growing links between the country’s intelligence agencies and militants who appear to be infiltrating every state institution, a leading human rights act…Continue Reading
GENEVA (Reuters) – The United Nations human rights forum said on Wednesday a fact-finding mission in Libya has concluded that Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi’s forces committed war crimes and crimes against humanity.Continue Reading
Panaji, June 2 (PTI) National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to the Goa chief secretary and the Director General of Police in connection with the alleged violation of human rights during a tribals-led anti-mining agitation in Cauvrem…Continue Reading