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Human rights concerns abound over China’s ‘state secrets’ regulation in the Uyghur region

In a region characterized by high levels of security governance and information control, the legal adjustments have significant consequences on the normalization and codification o...

The EU’s China Policy Should Center Human Rights

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EDITORIAL: Human rights compliance

Research is Not a Crime

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Rights organizations issue joint letter on human rights ahead of EU–China engagement and MEP visit

A group of top human rights organizations issued a joint public letter on Wednesday ahead of the highly anticipated EU/China conference, urging the Members of the European Parliame...

China Pressures UN to Slash Human Rights Funding in Haiti

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UN-Recognized Refugee Detained in Thailand Minutes Before Boarding Flight

Human rights advocates and democracy activists are urging international intervention amid fears Zhang could be forcibly returned to China, where she could face arrest and prosecuti...

Protesters Urge Canada to Hold Firm on Human Rights as Wang Yi Visits Ottawa

As Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi makes his first visit to Ottawa in over a decade, demonstrators gathered outside Parliament Hill urging the Canadian government to prioritize hu...

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China: No Justice for Tiananmen Massacre 37 Years On

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TRANSNATIONAL REPRESSION: ‘China Feels Emboldened to Globalise Its Political Red Lines’

CIVICUS discusses the cancellation of RightsCon 2026 with Barbora Bukovská, Senior Director for Law and Policy at ARTICLE 19, a human rights organisation that works on freedom of e...

Cases of Taiwanese detained, missing in China rising rapidly

China accuses the Philippines of ‘selective and discriminatory’ Chinese arrests

Beijing has accused Manila of “selective and discriminatory” law enforcement against Chinese nationals, demanding case-by-case briefings following a string of arrests and detention...

China: Social Media, Films Censored Around Pride Month

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How China Got One of the World’s Largest Human Rights Convenings Canceled

RightsCon 2026 was supposed to be held in Zambia in May – but then Beijing pressured the host government. 

Rights watchdog warns Hong Kong governance restructure tightens social control

Human Rights Watch (HRW) warned on Monday that Beijing has restructured Hong Kong’s governance in a way that reduces accountability and tightens social control. The new system answ...

Rights groups condemn alleged intimidation of community activists after Parliament testimony on Chinese mine

FOUR Zimbabwean civil society organisations have accused a senior government official of intimidating community activists after they gave evidence to Parliament about alleged envir...

China bans families from visiting cemetery ahead of Tiananmen crackdown anniversary

Amnesty International on Wednesday condemned China for banning family members from visiting the resting places of people who perished in the 1989 Tiananmen Square repression. This...

Civic groups slam China’s ethnic unity and progress law

Chongqing Animal Cruelty Case Triggers Street Protests and Dozens of Arrests

Residents demand animal protection laws after a man accused of torturing pets is shielded by police inaction.

Rep. Chris Smith Shines Spotlight on Communist China’s Live Organ Harvesting

Communist China is producing a real horror show. Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., recently convened a special session of the bipartisan Congressional-Executive Commission on China and sol...

Uyghurs Wonder: Does the US Still Care About Human Rights in China?

After a disappointing Trump-Xi summit, Uyghurs in the United States are divided on Washington’s commitment to ending abuses in China. 

They were forced into marriage and abused. Now women facing exploitation in China have a glimmer of hope

Female activists are working in the shadows to find and support vulnerable women they fear are being failed by authoritiesLast summer, Xiaocao, a softly spoken woman in her 40s, re...

Toronto Protest Condemns China’s Ethnic ‘Unity’ Law as US, EU Voice Concern

Human rights groups rallied outside the Chinese Consulate in Toronto after China's new Ethnic Unity Promotion Law took effect, warning it could expand transnational repression and...