Tag: human rights

Defiant Jimmy Lai Gets Landmark 20‑Year Sentence Under Hong Kong’s National Security Law

Harsh 20-Year Sentence for Jimmy Lai in Landmark Hong Kong Security Trial Draws Global Condemnation

Myanmar Political Prisoners: Grim New Data Exposes 74 Youth Deaths in Detention as U.N. Probe Details Systematic Torture

Contentious landmark Tiananmen vigil trial opens in Hong Kong as Chow, Lee deny subversion and Ho pleads guilty under national security law

Dire Legitimacy Crisis: Iran protests sweep 31 provinces in a crucial test of Khamenei’s rule

Iran Protests Intensify Amid Grim Economic Crisis as U.S. Seizure of Maduro Stokes Fears; Tehran Faces Decisive Choices

Costly and Risky: The Definitive Case Against a UK ECHR Exit

UN AI governance: bold plan, fragile power as 40‑member panel and global dialogue take shape

Landmark UN cybercrime convention faces tough Africa rollout: AU urged to lead an urgent, unified ratification push

Aung San Suu Kyi: Junta claims ‘good health’ without proof as son raises urgent fears ahead of Dec. 28, 2025 vote