Judgement Day for China in Geneva
The Universal Periodic Review of the state of human rights in China at the United Nations saw several major countries publicly denounce the
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China Rolls Out Facial Recognition Scans on Guangzhou Subway
Authorities in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong have installed facial recognition equipment at several subway stations in the provincial capital Guangzhou in recent weeks, residents said on Monday.
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Bangladesh: Poor Conditions for Rohingya Refugees with Disabilities
Bangladesh’s overcrowded, hilly, and rain-soaked mega camp for ethnic Rohingya refugees is precarious for everyone, but especially for people with disabilities. More than
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China’s Internment Camps Aim to ‘Brainwash’ Muslim Minorities | Radio Free Asia (RFA)
China has established political “re-education” facilities with the goal of getting Muslims in the Xinjiang region to follow Communist Party dictates.
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ICC: Victims of Atrocities Deserve Justice
Member countries of the International Criminal Court (ICC) should increase their support for the court in the face of increasing challenges to delivering
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China’s hidden camps – BBC News
The BBC has new evidence that China is building a vast network of internment camps for its Muslim population in the western region
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China Probes Outspoken Rights Lawyer Defending Ailing Sichuan Activist
Authorities in the southeastern Chinese province of Guangdong have announced a probe into the defense lawyer of detained rights activist Huang Qi, in a move that could remove his ability to represent his client, RFA has learned.
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The Most Persecuted Religious Movement in China: What is The Church of Almighty God?
The Church of Almighty God has replaced Falun Gong as the main target of Chinese religious persecution. Here is the essential information on
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Pressured by China, Myanmar Deports Chinese Missionaries
Over 20 schools set up by Chinese missionaries in Myanmar’s Wa State have been closed down, and many staff members have been arrested
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A Letter From Phnom Penh: Why Most Chinese Tourists Do Not Visit The Killing Fields?
1,2 million Chinese visit Cambodia every year. However, most of them follow a different itinerary from Western visitors and avoid the “killing fields”
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