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The U.S. condemned the sentences of Chinese human rights lawyers Yu Wensheng and Xu Yan, who were imprisoned for “inciting subversion of state power.” The EU and other nations have …
U.S. Condemns Sentencing of Chinese Human Rights Defenders Yu Wensheng and Xu Yan Read More
Xiangtan hosted the Third Tourism Development Conference and Tan Business Conference in Shaoshan, combining cultural tourism with business interests. The events culminated in signing 64 projects worth 15.8 billion yuan, …
Xiangtan Celebrates Cultural Tourism with Major Conference in Shaoshan Read More
The Third Xiangtan Tourism Development Conference and Fourth Tan Business Conference took place in Shaoshan from October 28 to 29. The event fostered business-culture integration, leading to 64 projects worth …
Xiangtan Celebrates Cultural Tourism and Business Synergy Read More
Osman Kavala has spent seven years in prison facing questionable charges tied to political motivations. Despite the European Court of Human Rights ruling his detention arbitrary, Turkish authorities persist in …
Osman Kavala: A Seven-Year Struggle for Justice in Türkiye Read More
The Sira, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, has opened in Lombok, Indonesia, offering a luxurious escape that merges natural beauty with rich cultural heritage. The resort features elegantly appointed …
The Sira: A Luxurious Sanctuary Merging Lombok’s Natural Beauty and Cultural Heritage Read More
Numerous human rights organizations are urging Saudi Arabia to stop the misuse of legal measures against released activists Loujain al-Hathloul and Maryam al-Otaibi, who face ongoing travel bans and harassment. …
Human Rights Groups Demand End to Judicial Harassment of Saudi Activists Read More
Dilmurod Ergashev, a Tajik opposition activist, is set for deportation from Germany despite threats of torture in Tajikistan. This decision comes against the backdrop of Germany’s international obligations to protect …
Threatened with Torture: The Imminent Deportation of Tajik Activist Dilmurod Ergashev Read More
The article discusses the need for genuine agrarian reform to resolve conflicts and critiques former President Jokowi’s stagnation on human rights issues. It raises concerns about President Prabowo’s commitment to …
Prabowo’s Human Rights Commitment: A Test of Resolve Read More
Recent calls for the return of cultural artefacts to Nepal have spotlighted ethical issues within museums, especially their handling of antiquities linked to looting. Nepal has sought restitution from prominent …
Restitution Efforts for Nepalese Cultural Heritage: Museums and Ethical Challenges Read More
The Olympic Games are set to unfold with several exciting events, starting with Tokyo 2020 from July 23 to August 8, 2021, Beijing 2022 from February 4 to 20, and …
The Journey through Upcoming Olympic Games Read More