US and Philippines Consult on Counterterrorism and Maritime Security Issues
She said whether working together to combat extremism, help victims of natural disaster, or stand up for human rights, the people of both countries share a vision of a better world and a mutual desire to take action.
Rohingya Refugees Face Severe Human Rights Violations
Without documentation or legal status, Mr. Schwartz said the stateless people are vulnerable to serious abuses.
Religious Restrictions in Tibet Dramatically Worsened in Recent Years
According to Mr. Baer, discriminatory religious policies exacerbated tensions between Han Chinese and Tibetan Buddhists and triggered the 2008 riots that claimed the lives of Han and Tibetan civilians and police officers.
Advancing Human Rights a Top US Priority in North Korea Policy
Mr. King stressed that it was the first time the United States' Special Envoy for North Korean Human Rights Issues was granted entry to the DPRK and the first time they were able to engage in a direct dialogue about ways in which North Korea can im
US Maintains Intensive Sanctions Against Burmese Regime
According to Mr. Joe Yun, coupled with the international pressure, the United States works closely with its key allies such as the European Union (EU) and its member states, Canada, Australia, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asian nations and others to enco
