Advance publication will start in “Bitter Winter” on July 27, followed by a special issue of “The Journal of CESNUR”
Human Rights
India, Pakistan, and the Indus Waters Treaty. 1. The Architecture of Inequity
In an area where water interacts with everything, including human rights, an Indian expert offers his opinion on a precarious agreement.
Student Forced Labor: How China Exploits Its Children
A new report exposes how vocational programs have turned minors into expendable labor under the guise of “training,” revealing a system where exploitation thrives behind censorship.
A 95-Year-Old Religious Leader in Custody: South Korea Crosses a Line
An elderly man who devoted his life to faith is now treated as a public menace.
China’s Ethnic Unity Law: Diaspora Minorities Unite to Protest
Coalition of Uyghurs, Tibetans, Mongolians, and Hongkongers urges Dutch Parliament to act against the law.
Un Llamado Humanitario Urgente sobre el Caso de Konstantin Rudnev
La detención en prisión puede poner en riesgo la vida del disidente y maestro espiritual ruso.
An Urgent Humanitarian Appeal Concerning the Case of Konstantin Rudnev
Jail detention may endanger the life of the Russian dissident and spiritual teacher.
Uyghurs Students as Dissidents: 40 Years of History
How Uyghur students helped shape China’s 1980s reform era, and a democratic awakening became recast as a security threat.
Martorii lui Iehova: Comitetul ONU pentru Drepturile Omului emite o decizie de referință împotriva Rusiei
Pentru prima dată, Comitetul constată, într-un caz de libertate religioasă, încălcări atât ale prevederilor privind nediscriminarea, cât și ale drepturilor minorităților.
The Long Reach of Beijing Now Extends Across the Democratic World
A new U.S. Congressional‑Executive Commission report describes a global strategy of intimidation far beyond China’s borders.