human rights

British University Shut Down Xinjiang Research After Pressure From China

After news broke Monday that Sheffield Hallam University in the U.K. had suspended the research of Uyghur human rights scholar Laura Murphy in

Pink Dot, previously the largest LGBTQ+ event in Hong Kong, will this week hold an online concert after failing to secure its usual venue in West

Tortured Tibetan Monk in Critical Condition China is accused of torturing a Tibetan monk after he participated in protests against a dam in eastern

China’s takeover of Hong Kong has always been about control. First the legislature, then the courts, finally the press. If Beijing lets pro-democracy

Exiled Activist Denied Entry to Singapore Pro-democracy activist Nathan Law (羅冠聰) was denied entry to Singapore over the weekend on the grounds of

Zhang Zhan Faces a Second Trial Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan (張展) went on trial again today in Shanghai, this time for the catch-all

Closing arguments are underway in the national security trial of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai (黎智英), with lead prosecutor Anthony Chau (周天行)

Rapid Expansion of China’s ‘Air Silk Road’ Cargo companies have opened dozens of routes connecting European cities and China since June 2024,

Almost a year on from the murders of three young girls in Southport that sparked race riots across the U.K., one bizarre aspect of the series of

Fifth Anniversary of National Security Law Since China’s government imposed the National Security Law on Hong Kong on June 30, 2020, “Chinese and

Attacks on Canada-Based Dissidents Rise Targeted attacks against Chinese dissidents living in Canada are “on the rise,” according to a report from

920,000 Reports to National Security Hotline More than 920,000 reports have been made to Hong Kong’s national security hotline over past four