As protesters in Myanmar continue to rally against the military coup that reversed last November’s election, members of the United … More
Category: human rights
Things you should know about China’s facial recognition technology
Originally published at Domino Chinese How intrusive are China’s surveillance systems? China’s use of surveillance technology has been making headlines … More
How will the Hong Kong standoff end?
Originally published at Domino Chinese Hong Kong’s street protests have been running since June and as they enter their sixth … More
International Women’s Day : Progress needed on gender equality #IWD19
China has experienced rapid development and unparalleled economic growth over the past 60 years, with the country transforming from an … More
Rohingya children denied education
Originally published at Asian Correspondent on 7th February 2018 OF the 700,000 Rohingya who have fled to Bangladesh, escaping a … More
Shan State’s forgotten humanitarian crisis
Shan communities are suffering in silence while international donors withdraw essential food aid which these persecuted minority communities are entirely dependent on.
Mediterranean refugee agency arrives to assist Rohingya
Originally published at Asian Correspondent on 17th October 2017 AS THE desperate plight of the Rohingya – who are fleeing … More
The World’s Most Persecuted
Originally published in August 2015 at ActivDevelopment.org The ongoing persecution of the Rohingya by Myanmar’s military government has led this … More
Tackling Child Sex Trafficking
Originally published at AsianCorrespondent.com on 26th July 2017 Alongside the establishment of centers to support child victims of sexual abuse, … More
Thailand: Pressure grows for transparency in probe on teen activist’s death
Originally published at AsianCorrespondent.com on 31st March 2017 CONTROVERSY surrounding the shooting of the teenage Lahu activist, who was killed by … More
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