“Everyone who is in the occupied territories is a hostage of the Russian regime,” Ukrainian journalist and human rights activist Maksym Butkevych, who spent over… Read More »Ukrainian POW: Ceding land means giving up on millions of people there
Seeking to promote its rosy narrative about the peace and prosperity enjoyed by majority-Muslim Uyghurs in the far-western region of Xinjiang, China earlier this month… Read More »Major Muslim group buys into China’s narrative of happy Uyghurs in a stable Xinjiang
Kyaw Moe Tun, Myanmar’s ambassador to the United Nations, will continue to serve as his country’s permanent representative to the international body in New York… Read More »INTERVIEW: ‘The Myanmar people are suffering, physically and mentally’
Issued on: 20/11/2022 – 16:21 Turkey announced on Sunday it had carried out air strikes against the bases of outlawed Kurdish militants across northern Syria… Read More »Dozens killed in Turkish air strikes against Kurdish militants in Syria, Iraq
Vietnam is mounting an assertive campaign to win a seat on the United National Human Rights Council in an Oct. 11 vote, but critics say… Read More »Vietnam promotes 'problematic' bid for UN Human Rights Council membership
Minorities in China’s Xinjiang region are forced to work against their will and face physical and sexual violence and “other inhuman or degrading treatment” in… Read More »UN report says treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang may be modern form of slavery
Government officials in Kyiv dismissed a report by Amnesty International critical of Ukraine’s military as “fake” and “propaganda” after the human rights organization argued the… Read More »Ukraine rejects Amnesty International report accusing troops of endangering civilians
