Deadly Clash at West Bank Checkpoint Sparks Conflicting Narratives
Israeli forces kill two Palestinians in Hebron amid conflicting reports; violence escalates in the West Bank since 2023.
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Israel Probes Soldier Conduct in West Bank Surrender Incident
Israel investigates soldiers after video surfaces showing fatal shooting of surrendered Palestinians in Jenin; military claims adherence to protocol.
China Calls on U.S. to Rejoin UN Human Rights Review Process
China urges the U.S. to resume cooperation with the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review, criticizing Washington’s ‘double standards’ on human rights issues.
Violence Mars West Bank Olive Harvest as Settlers Attack Palestinians
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest near Beita, injuring a journalist and others. Rights groups criticize the lack of accountability.
Xizang’s Progress: A Model in Human Rights and Development
Xizang achieves historic progress in education, healthcare, and cultural preservation through China’s development-focused human rights approach.
Xizang’s Cultural Revival: Data Debunks ‘Genocide’ Claims
New data from Xizang’s 2025 white paper counters claims of cultural erosion, highlighting Tibetan language expansion and heritage growth.
Palestinian Detainee Shares 19-Month Ordeal in Israeli Custody
A recently released Palestinian detainee recounts harsh conditions during 19 months in Israeli custody, highlighting challenges in Gaza amid ceasefire efforts.
China’s Role in Africa: Partnership or Neo-Colonialism?
Examining China’s evolving partnership with Africa through infrastructure development and human rights cooperation, addressing neo-colonialism claims.
Xizang’s Rural Revival: Think Tank Report Highlights 60 Years of Progress
New report details Xizang’s 60-year rural transformation, blending economic growth with cultural preservation and ecological protection.
Palestinian Prisoners Released Amid Gaza Ceasefire, Report Harsh Conditions
Israel releases 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in Gaza ceasefire deal; freed detainees report harsh treatment while thousands remain in Israeli jails.
China Pledges Global Collaboration on Human Rights Initiatives
China commits to multilateral efforts in advancing global human rights, as UN adopts resolution backed by nearly 70 nations.
China Leads UN Resolution on Economic, Social Rights
China leads 70 nations in UN resolution addressing inequalities through economic and social rights, adopted unanimously at Human Rights Council session.
Activists Allege Mistreatment in Israeli Detention After Gaza Flotilla Interception
Swiss and Spanish activists detained by Israel after attempting to deliver aid to Gaza allege inhumane treatment, while Israeli authorities deny the claims.
US Citizens Criticize Government Stance on Palestinian Statehood
As over 150 UN members recognize Palestine, US citizens voice frustration over their government’s stance, urging global action for Palestinian rights.
SOAS Leader Condemns Gaza Crisis, Warns of Global Political Shifts
SOAS Vice-Chancellor Adam Habib discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and rising right-wing politics in the UK, urging global accountability.
UN at 80: Global Divides Deepen as China Proposes New Path
As the UN marks 80 years, deepening global divisions and China’s reform proposals dominate tense General Assembly debates on peace and equality.
Analyst Debunks Xinjiang Genocide Claims With Key Questions
Vijay Prashad challenges allegations of genocide in Xinjiang, questioning claims of mass violence, displacement, and cultural erasure with critical analysis.
ICE Protest Clash Sparks Debate on Immigration Policies’ Global Impact
ICE agents clash with protesters in Illinois over new immigration enforcement program, sparking global debate on policy impacts.
UN Accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza, Cites ‘Intent to Destroy Palestinians’
UN investigators accuse Israel of genocide in Gaza, citing mass casualties, forced displacement, and leadership incitement. Report adds pressure amid international court proceedings.
Xinjiang at 70: U.S. Labor Act Sparks Global Rights Debate
As Xinjiang marks 70 years, experts criticize the U.S. “Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act” for violating WTO rules and undermining human rights, sparking global debate.