Human Rights | Bitter Winter

The Rudnev Case at the United Nations Human Rights Council—Again

CAP-LC and United for Human Rights seek justice for the political and spiritual Russian dissident prosecuted in Argentina with dubious accusations.

A closer look at the 2026 ICCPR–ICESCR review reveals that key concerns went unanswered, while the decades-long Tai Ji Men injustice continues.

Silence on the Uyghur issue would make it easier for the Chinese to manipulate any statement the U.S. President makes.

信者に対する人権侵害は、国際刑事裁判所に関するローマ規程における「人道に対する罪」の基準を満たす可能性がある。

The violation of devotees’ human rights may meet the threshold for crimes against humanity under the Rome Statute.

For the first time, the Committee finds violations of both non-discrimination and minority rights provisions in a religious liberty case.

An award for the book that highlights the human cost of China’s population control through the extraordinary story of separated twins.

After the 2018 agreement, pressure on Chinese Catholics is escalating amid apparent indifference from the Vatican, a Human Rights Watch Report says.

The detentions of Samten Gyatso and Jamyang Samten highlight the ongoing repression of support for the Dalai Lama in Tibetan monasteries.

A sweeping prohibition on prayer, worship, and faith‑based identity in public life raises profound constitutional and human rights concerns