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Human Rights
35 stories
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Alternative approach to end the Uyghur crisis in China
Nations concerned about the treatment of the Muslim ethnic group in Xinjiang should engage with the Chinese state
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China calls Xinjiang repression ‘lies’ amid sanctions blitz
Coordinated crackdown by major western democracies triggers Beijing backlash
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Hundreds of protestors rally around the ‘Hong Kong 47’
They voice support outside a court for pro-democracy activists charged with ‘subversion’ as China continues its crackdown
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‘Genocide, white supremacy’ and the Five Eyes
China’s media slams the intelligence-sharing alliance of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US
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China plays the ‘patriot’ card to crush Hong Kong’s opposition
Beijing uses an ideological bulldozer to plow through the ‘One Country, Two System’ model in the city
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Biden’s battle of democracies and the China challenge
The New Cold War between Washington and Beijing might be on ice but fundamental issues remain
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‘Confrontation’ would be a ‘disaster,’ Xi warns Biden
Big two chat about the challenges facing the US and China as relations remain strained
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Twitter row reveals China’s ‘lies’ surrounding persecuted Uighurs
Social media giant locks the account of China’s Embassy in US after it calls ‘sterilization’ campaign ‘emancipation’
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Hong Kong arrests peel away the ‘remaining veneer of democracy’
Massive police crackdown finally ends China’s charade of the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ model
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‘Hong Kong 10’ prison sentences spark international backlash
Pro-democracy activists jailed in Shenzhen for border crossing after trying to flee to Taiwan
