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European Parliament condemns Thailand’s human rights violations

The body passes a resolution that slams the country for its repressive lese-majesty law (Article 112) and release activists

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European Parliament condemns Thailand’s human rights violations

The body passes a resolution that slams the country for its repressive lese-majesty law (Article 112) and release activists

Tibetans In India Clash With New Delhi Police On Anniversary Of Uprising Against China

On March 10th, the 66th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising against China, there was a scuffle with the police in New Delhi, India. Tibetans...

China’s System of Mass Arbitrary Detention

New research analyzing 1,545 prison sentences echoes U.N. concerns that arbitrary detentions “may constitute crimes against humanity.”

America and the Vatican Must Confront China on Human Rights, Starting with Jimmy Lai

The story of Jimmy Lai, a 77-year-old Hong Kong businessman turned human rights activist and convert to Catholicism, is unfolding at the intersection of...

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China: Right to Leave Country Further Restricted

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Chinese filmmaker sentenced to prison for COVID-19 documentary

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Hong Kong: Free expression under attack 40 years after the Sino-British Joint Declaration

Today, 19 December, marks 40 years since the signing of the Sino-British Joint Declaration in 1984, which laid out the conditions for the July 1997 British...

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America and the Vatican Must Confront China on Human Rights, Starting with Jimmy Lai

The story of Jimmy Lai, a 77-year-old Hong Kong businessman turned human rights activist and convert to Catholicism, is unfolding at the intersection of...

China: Right to Leave Country Further Restricted

Campaign Against Online Fraud Latest Justification to Limit Passport Access

Bishops take China to task for treatment of Uyghurs

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Washington slams China’s tit-for-tat visa curbs on US officials over Hong Kong interference

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Tibetans In India Clash With New Delhi Police On Anniversary Of Uprising Against China

On March 10th, the 66th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising against China, there was a scuffle with the police in New Delhi, India. Tibetans...

China’s System of Mass Arbitrary Detention

New research analyzing 1,545 prison sentences echoes U.N. concerns that arbitrary detentions “may constitute crimes against humanity.”

America and the Vatican Must Confront China on Human Rights, Starting with Jimmy Lai

The story of Jimmy Lai, a 77-year-old Hong Kong businessman turned human rights activist and convert to Catholicism, is unfolding at the intersection of...

Thailand: ‘Deportation’ of Uyghurs to China ‘unimaginably cruel’

Thailand: ‘Deportation’ of Uyghurs to China ‘unimaginably cruel’

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European Parliament condemns Thailand’s human rights violations

The body passes a resolution that slams the country for its repressive lese-majesty law (Article 112) and release activists

Tibetans In India Clash With New Delhi Police On Anniversary Of Uprising Against China

On March 10th, the 66th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising against China, there was a scuffle with the police in New Delhi, India. Tibetans...

Thailand: ‘Deportation’ of Uyghurs to China ‘unimaginably cruel’

Thailand: ‘Deportation’ of Uyghurs to China ‘unimaginably cruel’

Thailand: 40 Uyghurs Forcibly Sent to China

Beijing Should Allow UN, Families Immediate Access to Returnees

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UN report: China expands forced labor in Xinjiang, Tibet

A newly released report from the United Nations’ International Labor Organization states that authorities in China are not only using "vocational skills training and...

Business and human rights: growing pressure to root out modern slavery in supply chains

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US Bans Imports From Chinese Investor in Serbia, Citing Rights Abuses

The US added one of the biggest foreign investors in Serbia to a blacklist over its alleged human rights abuses and use of forced labour at sites in China.

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"Slavery-like" working conditions have been uncovered at the Chinese EV maker's factory site in Brazil, casting a spotlight on the standards maintained by Chinese companies outsourcing workers at foreign locations.