Senior Reporter
China made around 60 North Korean refugees go back to North Korea against their will. This worries human rights groups and activists a lot. They are afraid these refugees could get punished badly and hurt
Right Sider
At a special event marking 20 years of the World Uyghur Congress, an important group that stands up for Uyghur rights, Italian Senator Giulio Terzi spoke up. He expressed his deep worry and support for
Wrighter
China's Crackdown on Human Rights violations have long been a subject of global concern, with accusations of suppression and abuse prevalent, especially in regions like Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. However, the impact extends beyond
Wrighter
US-based security and surveillance industry research group, IPVM (Internet Protocol Video Market) presented a report cited by VOA, Dahua, a Chinese manufacturer of surveillance equipment, is selling cameras in Europe with what it calls a
Uttara J Malhotra
Indonesia - Reports on labor rights violations on Indonesian sailors have discovered that Indonesia's government policies have neglected to give fishing vessel migrant laborer complete security. As per the report, the migrant workers are poorly
Neha M
China - Migrant workers are up and arms against authorities in China. Confirmed reports are coming in of civil unrest amongst migrant workers protesting against the death of a fellow worker, especially in Haining city
Shreya Shah
Hong Kong - On Wednesday, Hong Kong's legislature passed a privacy law tackling "doxxing" law. It simply means that public release of information identifying an individual or organization, could be used to protect those in
Monica Aggarwal
Hong Kong - Continuing to fight for democracy to prevail in Hong Kong, the various groups who came together to form an alliance against Chinese control have announced their separation. On Sunday, the labour union
Aparajita Das
China - Keeping in mind the welfare and economic status of gig workers in Asian countries, China, India and Singapore. In July Chinese regulators ordered online platforms to ensure delivery riders earn above the minimum
Shreya Shah
Taiwan - Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor (MOL) announced that they are drafting a plan to provide newly arrived migrant workers with a "one-stop" service. With this new policy it will enable them to have access
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