Amid presidential shakeup, wrongful death-row prisoners in Vietnam still await execution
Despite fervent public pleas and clear presidential powers of clemency, Vietnam has rarely acted to rectify wrongful convictions or address ...
Despite fervent public pleas and clear presidential powers of clemency, Vietnam has rarely acted to rectify wrongful convictions or address ...
An almost-guaranteed win by the Bharatiya Janata Party led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the upcoming polls has India’s ...
Red-tagging continues unabated under the nearly two-year-old administration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr., with most of the cases escaping public scrutiny.
Article 23, Hong Kong’s ‘homegrown’ national security law, sparks fears of a widening crackdown on the city’s already diminished civil ...
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists say sustaining local interest for their cause in Japan has been challenging.
The Indigenous peoples in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts say that so long as the 1997 peace accord is not fully ...
A new draconian national security bill is on the fast track to becoming law in Hong Kong, but this early ...
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Wary of scrutiny that may lead to persecution, many Vietnamese would rather not have authorities know what faith they follow.
In Pakistan, women farmers are being hit hard by increasing weather disturbances caused by climate change, but they have few...
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