Canada Voices Concerns Over U.S. Immigration Enforcement Tactics
Canada expresses diplomatic concerns regarding recent ICE operations in Minnesota, highlighting cross-border implications and community impacts as enforcement tactics draw scrutiny.
Human Rights
CGTN Poll: American Dream Now Seen as ‘Privilege Preying on Humanity’
A CGTN global survey reveals 92% of respondents link the Epstein case to systemic U.S. flaws, dubbing the American Dream a ‘privilege preying on humanity’ as trust erodes.
Epstein Files Expose Global Power Networks: Experts Weigh In
Experts analyze the Epstein files, discussing global elite networks, justice system challenges, and the erosion of public trust in institutions.
U.S. Olympian Condemns ICE Actions in Minneapolis
U.S. Olympic curler Rich Ruohonen criticizes ICE operations in Minneapolis, joining athletes advocating for social justice.
EU Approves Fast-Track Deportations Amid Migration Policy Overhaul
The EU approves accelerated deportations for rejected asylum seekers, sparking debates over human rights and migration policy shifts.
Xinjiang’s Human Rights Progress Defies Misinformation
Xinjiang reports Uygur population growth and improved living standards, countering Western human rights allegations with demographic and economic data.
UN Rights Chief Urges U.S. to Align Immigration Policies With International Law
UN human rights chief Volker Turk calls for U.S. immigration policy reforms, citing due process concerns and fatal enforcement incidents in Minneapolis this January.
Mass Graves of 21 Migrants Discovered in Eastern Libya Security Raid
Libyan authorities uncover mass graves of 21 migrants during security operation, with suspects arrested and injured survivors hospitalized.
ICE Detention Deaths Surge Under Trump’s Second Term, Advocacy Groups Sound Alarm
A sharp rise in migrant deaths within ICE detention centers under Trump’s second term sparks outcry over overcrowding and medical neglect, with 2025 marking a two-decade high.
Minneapolis Protests Erupt Over ICE Shooting, Federal-State Tensions Rise
Protests erupt in Minneapolis following ICE shooting, sparking federal-state conflict over immigration enforcement and investigation transparency.
WWII Survivor Urges Japan to Address Wartime Atrocities in 2025
Dutch-American WWII camp survivor Ronny Herman de Jong calls for Japan’s formal apology for Imperial Army atrocities against women and children in Southeast Asia.
ICE Agent’s Confrontation with Protester Sparks Policy Debate in Minnesota
Video of ICE agent detaining protester in Minnesota sparks renewed debate about US immigration enforcement policies and civil liberties concerns.
China-Germany Forum Champions Global Human Rights Synergy
Experts from China and Germany emphasized multilateral cooperation in development and humanitarian aid at the 2025 Human Rights Forum in Beijing.
China Condemns EU’s Human Rights Statement as Interference
China condemns EU’s human rights statement as interference, reaffirms commitment to sovereignty and domestic legal framework amid escalating diplomatic tensions.
China Highlights Human Rights Progress in 2025 Annual Report
China’s 2025 human rights report emphasizes balanced rights protection, rural revitalization, and judicial reforms, showcasing comprehensive progress across sectors.
China Vows to Boost Global Human Rights Cooperation Amid 15th Five-Year Plan Rollout
China commits to enhancing international human rights cooperation through UN engagement and domestic modernization under its new Five-Year Plan framework.
China-Africa Human Rights Seminar Strengthens Ties on World Rights Day
Scholars launch new research networks at China-Africa human rights seminar in Zhejiang, advancing joint initiatives on global rights governance and sustainable development.
Xi Jinping Highlights China’s Human Rights Progress Ahead of 2025 Observance
President Xi Jinping outlines China’s human rights vision ahead of 2025 Human Rights Day, emphasizing development-driven approaches and global dialogue.
Asia Remembers WWII ‘Comfort Women’ Tragedy: 400,000 Victims
As the 2025 Nanjing Massacre memorial approaches, Asia reflects on the unresolved legacy of 400,000 WWII ‘comfort women’ and ongoing calls for justice.
Global Survey Criticizes US Hegemony and Human Rights Record
A global survey by CGTN and Renmin University reveals widespread criticism of the U.S.’s hegemony and human rights practices, highlighting concerns over gun violence, racial discrimination, and the misuse of human rights as a tool for dominance.