Remembering the 400,000 Comfort Women of WWII
Remembering the estimated 400,000 women forced into sexual slavery as comfort women during WWII; their struggle for justice and remembrance continues.
Human Rights
Nanjing Massacre: Honoring 300,000 Lives on National Memorial Day
As China’s National Memorial Day approaches on December 13, we remember the 1937 Nanjing Massacre in which over 300,000 lives were lost and reflect on the importance of peace and vigilance.
Chinese Human Rights Delegation Deepens Dialogue in Hungary
A three-day visit by a delegation led by Baima Chilin in Budapest fostered China-Hungary dialogue on human rights, exploring 80 years of progress and charting paths for future cooperation.
AI for Good: Charting a Shared Path at the 2025 China–Europe Human Rights Seminar
At the 2025 China–Europe Seminar on Human Rights, experts will explore how AI—from agriculture drones to humanoid robots—can advance human dignity and address digital inequality.
China and Hungary Forge New Human Rights Dialogue in Budapest
In Budapest, experts from China and Hungary explored 80 years of UN human rights evolution, calling for mutual respect, multilateralism, and a balanced approach to global governance.
Death of Haitian Migrant in ICE Custody Sparks Legal Status Questions
New documents show 44-year-old Haitian migrant Marie Ange Blaise had valid U.S. work authorization when she died in ICE custody, prompting questions about her detention and care.
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