Human Rights
Who is Cardinal Zen and why China fears the 90 year old priest?
Hong Kong authorities arrested and questioned Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party
Hong Kong authorities arrested and questioned Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party
The award was first established in 2007, and is part of the White House celebration of International Women's Day
On one occasion, a detention officer refused to administer CPR after she saw Thompson’s body full of bed bugs and insect bites
Joaquín Felipe Molina Leza, representative of the Cuban regime for PAHO, was prosecuted in the U.S. for his involvement in the “Mais Médicos” program
A British Conservative Party official took to Twitter on Sunday to sound the alarm, cautioning that the Vatican could be on “the brink of establishing diplomatic relations” with the CCP, which has ruled China since 1949.
A top China Communist Party official is making a case for ‘one-party democratic rule’ while attacking the U.S. multiparty system
Women have been required to cover their heads since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, including abroad when they represent Iran.
Francis said that while homosexuality may be a “sin” as are many other acts it is not a crime and should not be prosecuted as such
FIFA follows the lead of the International Swimming Federation and is considering banning transgender athletes from competing in women's soccer