Nearly 500 workers, among them at least 300 South Koreans and at least 23 Mexicans, were arrested at the Hyundai-LG battery plant in the city of Ellabell on Thursday.
US authorities released footage of the raid, which showed detained workers, restrained in handcuffs and ankle chains, loaded on...
Report accuses MTN of human rights violations in Internet shutdowns
Open Secrets has published a report implicating MTN and its subsidiaries in human rights violations by enforcing government Internet shutdown orders in Africa and the Middle East. However, MTN says it was complying with local...
While having lunch I came up with an interesting concept and I can't seem to get concrete answers on many of the points raised. The question here is what laws apply to someone that is dead and also what rights do they have?
For example, if you are dead and you have no rights is it then...
Man arrested for buying baby over Internet
Prosecutors have charged a man in Chile with buying a baby girl over the Internet for $102, court documents showed Sunday
South Africans should stop talking their country and its economy down, President Jacob Zuma said on Thursday.
Speaking at a Human Rights Day commemoration ceremony in Mbekweni township, near Paarl in the Western Cape, he told his audience: "We need to take a more balanced view of our...
Saudi Arabia's official news agency says seven Saudi men convicted of theft, looting and armed robbery have been beheaded, a week after their families appealed to the king for clemency.
Human Rights Watch had called for the sentences to be canceled because the men were juveniles when they...
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/10/14/applause-for-finland-first-country-to-make-broadband-access-a-legal-right/
yip, the country where I'd quite like to be ...