HUMAN RIGHTS

Death of Chinese doctor fuels anger, demands for change

The report was part of an investigation by the Human Rights Watch to highlight the risk deportees face from the escalating violence in El Salvador.

EU states urge justice in Myanmar at UN Security Council

Rights organization says Venezuela denied entry to delegation

Big hit for Facebook as latest results show cracks in growth

The president’s umbrage at the U.S. is also evident with his ever-warming relationship with China and its leader Xi Jinping.

Climate crisis could justify asylum claims: UN committee

Duterte’s snub seems to center around Philippine Senator Leila de Lima, who is a staunch critic of the president and who has been in detention at the Philippine National Police Custodial Center since Feb. 24, 2017, on charges that she was involved in the illegal drug trade.

English supermarket chain, Tesco, announced it has suspended its working relationship with the Chinese factory the cards were reportedly made.

A law made to regulate the use of facial recognition technology has been rendered defunct due to the wide use of iPhones.

Prison clashes leave 36 dead in Honduras

As US Congress delays on privacy, California law in focus

The timing of this outage came right before the next question from PBS moderator Judy Woodruff to the candidates. Should the U.S. boycott the 2022 Beijing Olympics over China's alleged mass detention of its Uyghur citizens?

Facebook says ready for new California privacy law

The top Democrat in charge of a massive antitrust investigation into tech giants in Silicon Valley points out the change as one of the factors his committee will be investigating as part of an antitrust investigation.

Rejecting China’s objections, President Donald Trump signed two bills supporting the Hong Kong protesters with provisions for sanctions and the slashing of trade privileges.

Harassment in North Korea is particularly acute within the country's schools, North Korean defectors in South Korea say.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is calling the US government to step in helping tech companies to create policies that protect user privacy and not break big techs.

State-run tabloid The Global Times chided that instead of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act, it should be called the "Support Hong Kong Violence Act."

He said he was subjected to torture at the hands of mainland China’s secret police to get information on activists involved with the current anti-government protests

Phelim Kine tweeted that Duterte and his "henchmen" should be arrested for inciting mass murder in the guise of anti-drug operations.