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On a recent visit to Belarus, Myanmar’s junta leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, proclaimed plans for national elections by January 2026. However, these elections would be held under a …
Myanmar Junta’s Dubious Election Plans: A Call to Reject Farce Read More
In a significant address at the 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi articulated China’s steadfast commitment to international cooperation on human rights. …
China’s Commitment to International Human Rights Cooperation Read More
In a significant diplomatic meeting in Dublin, Tánaiste Simon Harris met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to discuss various pressing issues, encompassing economic ties, human rights concerns, and the …
Harris and Wang Yi Discuss Trade, Human Rights, and Ukraine in Dublin Meeting Read MoreIn a vocal display of dissent, human rights activists have condemned the UK government’s decision to embrace Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his visit. Rahima Mahmut, Executive Director of …
Activists Criticise UK Government Over China Relations During Wang Yi’s Visit Read More
On 12 February, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi will meet UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London, marking the first China-UK Strategic Dialogue since 2018. This meeting follows British Chancellor …
UK-China Dialogue: A Crucial Moment for Human Rights Advocacy Read More
The recent shifts in the international human rights landscape suggest a dangerous pivot towards prioritizing economic, social, and cultural rights over fundamental freedoms. Authoritarian regimes, like China’s, are now positioned …
Reimagining Human Rights: A Shift Towards Authoritarianism Read More
The landscape of human rights is undergoing a profound transformation, with authoritarian regimes like China exploiting international platforms to redefine justice and rights. This shift prioritizes economic goals over fundamental …
Reframing Human Rights: The Threat of Authoritarian Narratives Read More
In a resolute stand for human rights, Canada has imposed sanctions on eight Chinese officials implicated in egregious abuses against ethnic minorities, particularly in regions like Xinjiang and Tibet. This …
Canada’s Bold Move: Targeting Chinese Officials with Human Rights Sanctions Read More