Category: Human Rights
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Activists condemn The election of China to the UN Human Rights Council
Beijing is ‘unfit’ for membership, more than 80 groups representing Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kongers say Rights groups and overseas activists slammed China’s re-election to the United Nations Human Rights Council, saying Beijing is ‘demonstrably unfit’ to be a member because it actively seeks to undermine the protection of human rights. China was among 15 members…
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Detention of Chinese lawyer in Laos shows Beijing’s control over allies in Southeast Asia
The recent arrest of a Chinese human rights lawyer in Laos has highlighted the extent to which China’s legal rights movement has been heavily targeted in the last few years. Lu Siweihas been arrested and stripped of his licence for taking on sensitive cases. His arrest has evoked strong reactions from the international community which…
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Unveiling The Shadows: Unreported Covid-19 Deaths In China
China’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a topic of global scrutiny and skepticism. Official reports from the Chinese government have consistently portrayed a controlled situation, with the number of infections and deaths appearing relatively low compared to the scale of the outbreak in other countries. However, mounting evidence and emerging data suggest that…
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Why many nations are going anti-China now?
Svenja Schulze, the Minister for Development, Germany recently highlighted the issues of ethical mining and the need for mine workers to have fair working conditions and are not be abused. However, the majority of “critical” minerals are being processed in China, where supply chains are rarely checked for possible forced labour or other abuses. With…
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South American Paraguay dumps China for Taiwan, Why?
Paraguay appears to have chosen Taiwan over China to later’s influence counter for strengthening diplomatic ties. Top among the reasons is rise in pork exports to Taiwan. News reports suggested that Island’s pork exports to Taiwan multiplied as much as six times in the first six months of this year. After Taiwan opened its market…
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Expelled from the CPC, public office: a former top official of China’s Ministry of Emergency Management
According to serious violations of Party discipline and laws, Zhang Fusheng, a former deputy head of the National Fire and Rescue Administration under the Ministry of Emergency Management, has been expelled from the Communist Party of China (CPC) and removed from public office, the nation’s top anti-graft body announced on Wednesday. Following an examination by…
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Numerous Chinese Canadians assemble to discuss the discriminatory Chinese Exclusion Act.
On Saturday, tens of thousands of Chinese Canadians gathered on Parliament Hill to protest racism and consider Canada’s 1923 Chinese Immigration Act, often known as the Chinese Exclusion Act. Before remarks were given, attendees enjoyed a variety of Chinese traditional activities, such as dancing, music, and lion dance. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in…
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Clash between Muslims and local police in Yunnan province
Tonghai County of Yuxi City in Yunnan province witnessed clashes between Muslims and police administration. The clash started in the morning of May 27, 2023 where local Muslims clashed violently with police leaving some of the people injured. The clash is believed to be the result of the likely plans of local administration to demolish…
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What New Zealand said to China regarding human rights and Taiwan
In a meeting with her Chinese counterpart, the foreign minister of New Zealand raised concerns about the freedoms enjoyed in Hong Kong and the Xinjiang region. In a meeting with her Chinese colleague, New Zealand’s foreign minister reportedly voiced worries about China’s violations of human rights and the escalating hostilities with Taiwan. In response to…
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According to recent study, China’s expanding impact poses a danger to international human rights.
According to a recent study, the UNHRC is failing to address dangers posed by China’s expanding global impact, which presents a significant threat to international human rights. According to a report by Verisk Maplecroft, China and other friendly member states were “watering down international action” and the UNHRC had turned into a “battleground for competing…