Hanoi, Vietnam, Sep 28: The 7-iron resting against the wall in Le Quoc Quan's office is for self-defense, not sport. The human-rights lawyer and blogger has not left home without the golf club since being
London, Jun 6: Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa's scheduled speech today at the Commonwealth Economic Forum was cancelled, amid concerns about possible demonstrations by Tamil groups protesting against human rights violations in his country.Rajapaksa is
Washington, May 19: A dissident who was one of the student leaders of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest in Beijing tried abortively to turn himself in to Chinese authorities at their embassy in Washington on
Colombo, May 18: Jailed former Sri Lankan army chief Sarath Fonseka was today granted bail by the High Court here in a case for harbouring military deserters, ahead of an imminent presidential pardon for him.
London, Apr 29: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi could be among those likely to be affected by new immigration rules under which non-European Union citizens accused of serious human rights abuses may be banned from
Raipur, Nov 15: Calling Maoists the “biggest violators of human rights”, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram today said anti-Naxal operations in Chhattisgarh seemed to be losing momentum though incidents of ultra-Left violence have come down.“Even
Beirut , Nov 11 :Syrian forces have tortured and killed civilians in the rebellious province of Homs in an assault that indicates crimes against humanity, and the Arab League should suspend Syria's membership, an international
New Delhi, Nov 9: Virtually ticking off those championing the human rights cause of law-breakers, the Supreme Court today wondered why nobody talked about those who die of starvation, farmers' suicide and security men getting
Tripoli, Libya, Oct 24: Libya's interim rulers have declared the country liberated after an 8-month civil war, launching the oil-rich nation on what is meant to be a two-year transition to democracy. But they laid
Srinagar, Sep 28: Apparently irked over the British Parliament's move to discuss alleged rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday said some of the western countries were indulging in grave
New Delhi, Sep 15: Miffed over British parliament's moves to discuss alleged human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir, India today said it has taken “due note of the issue” and asserted there were effective
Bhopal, Apr 24 : Human rights activist Binayak Sen, who was convicted for sedition and granted bail by the Supreme Court recently, has underlined the need to have a public debate on contours of the
Gandhinagar, Mar 22: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said the US need not preach India on human rights in the wake of its concerns on this issue in his state as reflected in leaked
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