HUMAN RIGHTS

An indigenous woman attends the National Meeting of Indigenous Guards

China has warned the United States of "strong countermeasures" and injury to American interests in the city if the U.S. Congress proceeds with the legislation backing Hong Kong protesters.

She was reportedly out for a morning jog with her dog when an unidentified assailant confronted and shot her Monday morning.

In the continuing Iraq protests, eight more people were killed Sunday taking the overall death toll beyond 100 and more than 6,000 sustained injuries, according to reports.

A Chinese native, Yang Hengjun, who is now an Australian citizen, academic and writer has been arrested in China accused of “espionage”. The formal arrest occurred on Aug. 23 after Yang was held in Beijing without charges for several months, Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne said Tuesday.

China Labor Watch says that a Chinese factory that makes Amazon Echo devices has employed almost 1600 underage student workers, who are forced to work overtime for little pay.

We have little or no visibility to the data our apps collect, store and share — let alone the entities to whom we’ve agreed to give legal rights and ownership of our proprietary data.

Russians protested en masse on Saturday over banned candidates who are prohibited from participating in the upcoming Moscow municipal elections.

Jennifer Garner has been very particular about her children's privacy due to a heartbreaking reason.

Apple Cofounder Steve Wozniak urged Facebook users to delete their accounts permanently due to security issues.

North Korean media has said that they had detained and deported Australian student Alek Sigley due to "acts of spying" against the government.

North Korea Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un continues his correspondence with President Donald Trump.

Angelina Jolie will write about conflict, displacement and human rights issues.

A new report claims that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo decided to keep Saudi Arabia off list of countries using child soldiers despite findings from State Department experts.

A South Korean NGO released a report on Tuesday alleging that there are at least 318 public execution sites in North Korea, based on interviews with North Korean defectors.

Hongkongers protested against a extradition bill that could send people to China due to alleged crimes. They believe it threatens human rights and Hong Kong's independence from the mainland.

UN human rights experts have called for an international investigation into police killings under the government of Rodrigo Duterte.

Prominent Russian journalist Ivan Golunov has been arrested in Moscow on drug charges. He is best known for investigating corruption among the country's business elite.

Apple bolsters user privacy with a new sign in platform called Sign In with Apple

A Chinese Defense Minister said that the bloody crackdown on Tiananmen Square was necessary to preserve stability in China.

Apple is currently about to face a lawsuit after the company was accused of selling user information without the customers' knowledge.