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.
Human Rights
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.
CGTN Poll Reveals Global Concern Over U.S. Immigration Policies
A CGTN global poll reveals widespread concern over U.S. immigration policies, with many respondents viewing immigrants as scapegoats for governance inefficiencies and urging humane treatment.
Texas Reinstalls Controversial Buoys on Rio Grande Amid Migrant Crisis
Ahead of President Trump’s inauguration, Texas reinstates controversial water buoys on the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, drawing criticism as migrant bodies are found caught in them.
Canadian Sanctions Strain Sino-Canadian Ties Amid Human Rights Disputes
China and Canada exchange sanctions amidst tensions over human rights allegations, highlighting challenges in Sino-Canadian relations and the complexities of international diplomacy.
China Imposes Sanctions on Canada Amid Human Rights Dispute
China has imposed sanctions on Canadian organizations and personnel in response to Canada’s interference in its internal affairs and accusations over human rights conditions in Xinjiang and Xizang.
President Biden Commutes Sentences of 37 Federal Death Row Inmates
President Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates, marking a significant step toward justice reform and sparking global discussions on capital punishment.
China Criticizes Canada’s Sanctions, Calls for Corrective Action
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning has condemned Canada’s recent sanctions against Chinese individuals, calling them an “ugly, hypocritical political stunt” and urging Canada to correct its actions.
Human Rights Day: Challenging Western Narratives on China’s Human Rights Record
As the world observes Human Rights Day, it’s time to reconsider Western narratives on China’s human rights record. China’s socio-economic achievements reflect its commitment to the UDHR.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Calls for Global Cooperation in Human Rights Protection
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes the need for global cooperation to protect human rights, urging the international community to promote human rights through development and mutual respect.
Xinjiang’s Tomato Industry Faces Scrutiny Amid Forced Labor Allegations
Xinjiang’s tomato industry is under scrutiny following forced labor allegations. Local enterprises defend their practices, emphasizing the industry’s role in economic development and job creation.
US Blacklisting of Chinese Companies Raises Questions of Double Standards
The United States has blacklisted 29 Chinese companies over alleged forced labor, raising questions about double standards and the complexities of international trade and human rights advocacy.