UN Rights Chief To Publish Xinjiang Report On Wednesday
UN rights chief to publish Xinjiang report on Wednesday
UN Rights Chief Leaving With China Report Still Unreleased
UN rights chief leaving with China report still unreleased
Kenyans taking UK to EU court over colonial-era abuses
They took their case to the UN, where a panel of special investigators in 2021 expressed "serious concern" at the UK's failure to offer a public apology or acknowledge their share of responsibility for these colonial-era abuses.
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Two Chinese Rights Lawyers Face Trial For State Subversion
Two prominent Chinese rights lawyers are set to go on trial behind closed doors this week on charges of state subversion, campaign groups said, part of a clampdown on dissent and rights activism under President Xi Jinping.
UN Rights Chief Bachelet Won't Seek Second Term
UN rights chief Bachelet won't seek second term
Taliban arrest Afghan social media influencer for 'disrespecting Islam'
The Taliban have put a fashion model, Ajmal Haqiqi, and his three colleagues in jail for allegedly insulting Islam and the Quran.
Mickelson Says He Does Not 'Condone Human Rights Violations' On Eve Of New Series
Mickelson says he does not 'condone human rights violations' on eve of new series
US-based doctor becomes 'first' Qatari to publicly come out as gay
Life in Qatar was not easy for 35-year-old Nas Mohamed who had to constantly hide who he really was. He did not have the luxury to openly declare if he loved someone.
Taliban officials dissolve Afghanistan's human rights commission; calling it 'unnecessary'
Afghanistan's Taliban government has now dissolved the country's human rights commission along with four other key departments deeming them "unnecessary," as the country is facing a financial crisis.
Messi becomes ambassador for Saudi Arabi despite questionable rights record
Fans have mixed reactions about the footballer's links with the controversial state.
Taliban stop issuing driving licence to women in Afghanistan
The Taliban in its latest diktat have reportedly stopped issuing driving licenses to women in Kabul and other provinces of Afghanistan.
Taliban bans TikTok and PUBG in Afghanistan
The Afghanistan Taliban have now banned TikTok and PUBG saying that the apps are "misleads the younger generation."
Taliban requires government employees to have beards to enter workplace
The Afghanistan Taliban in its latest diktat has asked all male government employees to wear a beard to office or risk being fired from the job.
Man escapes death penalty then dies of heart attack after getting pardoned
An Iranian man who was jailed for murder around 18 years ago and was put on death row, suffered a cardiac arrest after he got to know that he will not be executed.
New Zealand sex worker gets six figure settlement in sexual harassment case
New Zealand Prostitutes Collective Dame Catherine Healy calls the case a milestone as she warned brothel operators to uphold labour rights.
Biden win heralds sharper China strategy by US
Biden promises to be more measured in tone and knit back tattered alliances on the global stage -- that could carry a sharper geopolitical threat to Beijing.
American arrested for posting negative reviews on TripAdvisor
The Thai government's existing anti-defamation laws have long been criticised for being abused by big players to stifle freedom of expression.
31-year-old Brit flogged naked 24 times by wooden cane in Singapore prison
The British born lad was a former A student who is also wanted by Scotland Yard for forged driver's licences he sold to students
Five young women in Egypt sentenced to 2 years in prison for indecent posts on TikTok
Egyptian Parliament seeks to suspend TikTok for promoting nudity and immorality.
Muslim girl finds "ISIS" written on her cup at a Target Starbucks
A barista wrote "ISIS" on a Muslim girl's beverage order at a Starbucks in Minnesota
Top brands accused of using forced Chinese labour
Officially, the Chinese government says it is transferring "surplus" Xinjiang labour to other regions in the name of poverty alleviation.
Gender reassignment surgery or death: 'cleansing' of homosexuals in Iran
Iranian government forces homosexual people to choose between unwanted gender reassignment surgeries or public execution
Trump-Kim Summit: The handshake that shook the world
Critics said the welcome Trump was giving Kim in Singapore would legitimize one of the world's worst human rights offenders.
Merkel in China stresses dialogue on human rights, tech
Merkel's visit as the head of a delegation of government and business leaders is her first since she formed her new government.
How many people have been killed in the Philippines' bloody drug war so far?
President Rodrigo Duterte came to power in May 2016, riding on the wave of a harsh anti-drug rhetoric.
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