Indian military: Soldiers abused power in Kashmir op
Families of 3 men killed in operation as supposed ‘unidentified terrorists’ say they were laborers September 19, 2020 An internal inquiry by India’s army...
Category : Human Rights
Xinjiang: 1.3 million people a year ‘educated’ in internment camps
The Xinjiang authorities have “educated” and trained 1.3 million residents a year between 2014 and 2019. 09/18/2020, 10.12 For the first in a white paper,...
Uighurs in Japan call for action to end forced labor in Xinjiang
People line up at the Artux City Vocational Skills Education Training Service Center at the Kunshan Industrial Park in Artux, in western China’s Xinjiang region,...
Fartuun Adan and daughter Ilwad named 2020 Aurora Prize laureates-Hambalyo
Mother (R) and daughter Ilwad September 17, 2020, 12:15 The Aurora Humanitarian Initiative awarded the fifth annual Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity...
How a British policeman helped normalize torture in a Gulf monarchy, Africa
By Qays Abdulla 14 September 2020 Ian Henderson is confronted by a Bahraini opposition activist at Heathrow airport in 2007. (Photo: Sa’id Shehabi) As two...
The racist double standards of international development
Labourers stand in line for free food at a construction site where activity has been halted due to nationwide coronavirus-related lockdown in New Delhi on...
Why is China carrying out this cultural genocide against the Uighurs?
17 JUL 2020 By George Magnus In a chilling throwback to the worst aspects of China’s one-child policy, women in the western province...
Legal expert: forced birth control of Uighur women is genocide – can China be put on trial?
Uighurs protest outside the Chinese embassy in London in 2019. Karl Nesh/Shutterstock by Ryszard Piotrowicz Professor of Law, Aberystwyth University July 14, 2020 2.31pm...
‘We will be victims of an honour killing,’ say Saudi sisters at risk of deportation from Turkey
Sisters Areej and Ashwaq Hamoud packed their belongings and left the house where they grew up in Saudi Arabia to board a plane to what...
Nowhere to turn for women facing violence in Kashmir
A woman walks through a deserted lane in August 2019, after India’s government moved to strip Kashmir’s semi-autonomous status and imposed a military lockdown. (Adnan...