What will the world do now, in the face of irrefutable evidence of human rights atrocities in Xinjiang?
Human Rights
Tajikistan’s Ban of Jehovah’s Witnesses Illegal, UN Human Rights Committee Says
The UN body ruled that conscientious objection, proselytization, and claiming theirs is the “true religion” cannot be prohibited
Le Japon et l’Église de l’Unification : L’affaire soumise au Comité des droits de l’homme de l’ONU
L’attaque contre l’Église de l’Unification après l’assassinat d’Abe est incompatible avec plusieurs articles du Pacte international relatif aux droits civils et politiques.
Japan and the Unification Church: The Case Before the UN Human Rights Committee
The assault on the Unification Church after the Abe assassination is incompatible with several articles of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
China’s Crimes Against Humanity: Pakistan to the Rescue
Meanwhile, the UN has a new human rights chief and a Chinese wolf warrior diplomat denounced by FOREF for his lack of civility as under-secretary-general.
Psychiatric Hospitals for Dissidents: China Revamps an Old Communist Favorite
Meet the “Peace and Health” asylums, the Chinese version of the old Soviet mental hospitals where those who criticized the regime disappeared.
The UN Uyghur Report, One Week Later: Three Lessons China May Learn
The report itself is one lesson, the inability to block it is another, and the ineffectiveness of propaganda is the third.
UN Report on Xinjiang: The Bitter Winter Review
United Nations finally admits crimes against humanity are taking place against Uyghur and other Turkic minorities.
Goodbye, Ms. Bachelet: The Uyghurs Will Not Miss You
The UN High Commissioner of Human Rights will leave office on August 31, without seeking a second mandate. She failed spectacularly the first one.
Forced Labor in Xinjiang, UN Rapporteur Confirms: “It’s Enslavement, a Crime Against Humanity.”
A damming report by the UN Special Rapporteur for contemporary forms of slavery brings fresh hope to the Uyghur community.