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Human Rights
35 stories
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Hong Kong issues arrest warrants on six activists
Bounties have been set at HK$1 million under charges of ‘secession, subversion and collusion’
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Xinjiang’s state media tour reveals hidden horrors
Behind the scenes of Beijing’s propaganda push where Muslims were ‘jailed’ and forced ‘to renounce Islam’
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UN rights review shows limits of China’s influence
Global South nations at the United Nations were split about Beijing’s crackdown on civil society
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China intensifies its crackdown on human rights
Two leading human rights lawyers have been jailed for more than a decade for criticizing the government
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‘Crimes against humanity’ expose China’s big ‘lie’
UN report uncovers ‘credible evidence’ of ‘torture’ and internment of Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang
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China accused of trying to ‘bury’ UN report
Media sources reveal Beijing’s campaign to suppress the findings of human rights violations in Xinjiang
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Caught up in the Olympic Games of geopolitics
American-Chinese stars ski and skate into a blizzard of criticism amid US-China tension
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Beijing Olympics make a mockery of human rights
Is there any substance to the International Olympic Committee’s refugee efforts or is this all for show?
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China’s blame Games leaves the West skating on thin ice
Beijing’s moves to silence major sponsors show there is no unified voice to combat human rights fears
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Beijing rhetoric fails to stop ‘Genocide Games’ claims
China’s Communist Party launches a state-media campaign amid calls for a diplomatic boycott
