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In a sweeping move indicative of its ongoing suppression of Tibetan culture, Chinese authorities have targeted private educational institutions in Eastern Tibet. July 2024 saw the closure of the Jigme …
Cultural Suppression: Chinese Authorities Close Tibetan Schools Read More
In an inspiring collaboration that ignites passion for social justice, Danish documentary festival CPH:DOX has partnered with the renowned Kunsthal Charlottenborg art institution to launch the Human:Rights initiative. This three-year …
CPH:DOX and Kunsthal Charlottenborg Unite for Human Rights Initiative Read More
Stringent Travel Controls on Uyghurs Human Rights Watch’s latest report reveals that the Chinese government rigorously controls Uyghurs wishing to travel abroad or visit relatives in Xinjiang. According to Yalkun …
China’s Control Over Uyghurs: Travel Restrictions and Human Rights Violations Read More
Digital Access as a Human RightIn today’s digital age, internet access is crucial, intertwined with fundamental rights, especially freedom of expression. Government-enforced internet shutdowns often claim national security as a …
Recognizing Internet Access as a Fundamental Human Right: Lessons from Bangladesh’s July Uprising Read More
Türkiye’s Human Rights Landscape: A Comprehensive Overview In Türkiye, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his AKP-led government maintain a firm grip on the media and judiciary, often sidelining critics. Discontent …
Navigating the Human Rights Crisis in Türkiye: 2025 Report Read More
Systematic Suppression in China 2024In 2024, the Chinese government continued its relentless repression of human rights, particularly affecting Tibetan regions and the Uyghur population in Xinjiang. Human Rights Watch’s World …
China 2024: Continued Human Rights Repression Revealed Read More
Overview of Human Rights in North KoreaThe Democratic People’s Republic of Korea stands as one of the most oppressive nations globally. The 2014 UN Commission of Inquiry revealed widespread human …
World Report 2025: Rights Trends in North Korea Read More
The Kremlin’s repressive grip has tightened as dissent within Russia faces a harsher crackdown in the wake of the Ukraine conflict, as detailed in Human Rights Watch’s ‘World Report 2025.’ …
Kremlin’s Escalating Repression and Human Rights Violations in 2025 Read More
In a stark reflection of human rights violations, Central Asian governments intensified repression and silenced dissent throughout 2024. Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025 illuminates a grim landscape where activists, …
Central Asia’s Human Rights Crisis: A Call for Global Solidarity Read More
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, emphasized the urgent need to regulate hateful online content, arguing that it has serious consequences in the real world. He stated …
UN’s Call for Regulating Online Hate: Censorship or Responsibility? Read More