News & Insights Across Asia
China and Latin American countries enhance human rights cooperation at the first China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights in Rio de Janeiro, fostering dialogue and mutual learning.
The first China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights is set to take place in Brazil, marking a significant step in the cooperative partnership between China and Latin America.
Over 120 officials, experts, and scholars will gather in Rio de Janeiro for the inaugural China-Latin America and Caribbean States Roundtable on Human Rights, focusing on diverse paths to human rights realization.
Exploring China’s role in Africa, this article debunks Western myths about human rights, highlighting mutual respect, economic growth, and the positive impact on African nations.
Despite Western criticisms, China’s collaboration with Africa supports human rights by respecting the continent’s perspectives and prioritizing collective development.
China prepares to showcase its Paralympic athletes at the Paris Games, highlighting stories of resilience and inclusion, demonstrating its commitment to human rights and national development.
U.S. students protest for justice amid the Gaza conflict, facing silence from authorities and police crackdowns. Scholars voice concerns over the state of American democracy.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres calls for safeguarding the rights of indigenous peoples to live in peace and dignity, highlighting their vital role as guardians of the environment and our global community.
China announces reciprocal visa restrictions on U.S. officials in response to U.S. visa curbs on Chinese officials, escalating tensions over human rights disputes.
Death toll from anti-tax protests in Kenya rises to 50, with 413 injured, as youth-led demonstrations continue despite President William Ruto withdrawing tax hikes and dismissing cabinet members.
At a UN Human Rights Council event in Geneva, experts called for equality and the elimination of double standards in addressing human rights issues, highlighting the need for fairer global practices.
A seminar in Hefei highlighted China’s achievements in legal protection of human rights, with experts praising its unique development path and contributions to global human rights governance.
Despite its image as the ‘City on a Hill’, the U.S. faces deep-rooted issues of racial discrimination and widening economic disparity, challenging its stance as a global human rights defender.
China and Central Asian nations emphasized development as the foundation of human rights at the 2024 China-Central Asia Human Rights Development Forum in Astana, focusing on collaboration through the BRI.
The United States faces growing scrutiny over human rights concerns, with reports highlighting declining civil liberties and increased police violence.
A new report by China’s SCIO highlights deteriorating human rights conditions in the U.S., citing issues like gun violence and racial disparities in healthcare.
China’s 2023 report reveals deteriorating human rights in the U.S., highlighting post-Katrina inequalities affecting African-American communities in New Orleans.
A report by China’s State Council Information Office reveals deteriorating human rights in the U.S. in 2023, highlighting societal polarization and escalating gun violence.
U.S. students protest the Gaza conflict, raising concerns over civil liberties and human rights amid muted responses from authorities.
Palestinian non-violent activist Munther Amira shares his harrowing experience of arrest and detention following the outbreak of fighting on October 7, shedding light on the human rights conditions in prisons.