Cambodian ban long overdue, say human rights groups
Petaling Jaya (The Star/ANN) – Cambodia’s ban on sending its domestic workers to Malaysia is long overdue, said human rights groups.Continue Reading
Cambodian ban long overdue, say human rights groups
Petaling Jaya (The Star/ANN) – Cambodia’s ban on sending its domestic workers to Malaysia is long overdue, said human rights groups.Continue Reading
Cambodian ban long overdue, say human rights groups
Petaling Jaya (The Star/ANN) – Cambodia’s ban on sending its domestic workers to Malaysia is long overdue, said human rights groups.Continue Reading
Syrian troops killed fighting ‘defectors’: rights group
Syrian soldiers fought gunmen suspected to be army defectors in the flashpoint central province of Homs on Monday in clashes that left five troops dead, a human rights group said.Continue Reading
Indonesian boys ‘wallowing’ in Australian jails
Human rights advocates say nearly 100 Indonesian boys are being held in Australian prisons waiting to be prosecuted for people smuggling.Continue Reading
Syrian forces shoot on activist funeral
Syrian security forces have opened fire on a funeral procession for an activist, a human rights group says.Continue Reading
Syria forces shoot on activist funeral: rights group
DAMASCUS (AFP) – Syrian security forces opened fire on a funeral procession for an activist in the oil-rich east on Sunday as they pressed a crackdown on dissent, a human rights group said.Continue Reading
Syria forces shoot on activist funeral: rights group
DAMASCUS (AFP) – Syrian security forces opened fire on a funeral procession for an activist in the oil-rich east on Sunday as they pressed a crackdown on dissent, a human rights group said.Continue Reading
Syria forces shoot on activist funeral: rights group
Syrian security forces opened fire on a funeral procession for an activist in the oil-rich east on Sunday as they pressed a crackdown on dissent, a human rights group said.Continue Reading
Syria forces shoot on activist funeral: rights group
Syrian security forces opened fire on a funeral procession for an activist in the oil-rich east on Sunday as they pressed a crackdown on dissent, a human rights group said.Continue Reading
Sri Lankan envoy fires back at Canada for backing calls for war crimes inquiry
OTTAWA – Sri Lanka says Canada is falling for terrorist “propaganda” with its newfound criticism of the Asian country’s human-rights record and its demands for an international inquiry.Continue Reading
All Girls Allowed Speaks Out on Human Rights and Gendercide at the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum, Adams, MA …
All Girls Allowed Director Brian Lee discusses human rights, gendercide and the just-released book, “A Heart for Freedom,” by group founder and two-time nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize, Chai Ling.Adams, MA (PRWEB) October 16, 2011 Brian Lee, Exec…Continue Reading
Bongbong: Cory admin had its share of human rights victims
After being dared to apologize for the human rights violations during his father’s watch, Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on Sunday turned the table on the Aquino administration.Continue Reading
IBSA: Push Syria to End Bloodshed
India, Brazil, and South Africa are not leveraging their rising global influence to help stop the bloodshed in Syria.
(Johannesburg) – India, Brazil, and South Africa are not leveraging the…Continue Reading
Cambodia: Overhaul Protections for Migrant Domestic Workers
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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s proposed ban on sending domestic workers to Malaysia should be accompanied by a major overhaul in protections for these workers. On October 14, 2011,…Continue Reading