UN Chief Urges U.S. to Stop Boat Air Strikes in Caribbean & Pacific
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres echoes human rights chief’s call for the U.S. to halt air strikes on boats in the Caribbean and Pacific after over 60 deaths.
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UN Panel Urges Action on Palestinian Conflict, GA Votes on Cuba Embargo
An independent UN panel issues a new report on the Palestinian territories as the General Assembly votes on the Cuba embargo, highlighting humanitarian concerns and long-standing policy debates.
18 Colombians Freed in Venezuela After Diplomatic Talks
Venezuela released 18 Colombians after months of diplomatic talks, reuniting families at the border bridge and marking a breakthrough in bilateral cooperation.
Chinese Mainland Urges World to Follow ICJ Advice on Palestine Aid
Chinese mainland urges global action on ICJ advisory to ease Palestine humanitarian crisis and push for a lasting, just solution.
Is China Practicing Neo-Colonialism in Africa?
We explore claims of neo-colonialism in China’s Africa policy and share expert insights from Prof. He Zhipeng on Beijing’s human rights partnerships.
Freed Palestinian Prisoners Share Tales of ‘Extreme Suffering’ Ahead of Gaza Ceasefire
Almost 2,000 Palestinians were freed from Israeli jails under a Gaza ceasefire deal, with released prisoners describing “extreme suffering” and beatings.
Palestinian Prisoners Return to Gaza Amid Historic Ceasefire
More than 1,900 Palestinian prisoners arrived in Gaza after their release by Israel, closing a chapter in the recent ceasefire deal.
Chinese mainland opens a new legal chapter in women’s rights
The Chinese mainland’s new legal reforms mark a milestone for women’s rights, from Civil Code updates to domestic violence protections and 26,000 safety orders issued.
China Unites 70 Countries for UN Resolution on Economic, Social & Cultural Rights
At the UN Human Rights Council’s 60th session, China united nearly 70 WTO members to pass a consensus resolution boosting economic, social and cultural rights through stronger multilateral cooperation.
Flotilla Activists Allege Inhumane Detention by Israeli Forces
Activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla report inhumane detention by Israeli forces, citing sleep deprivation, beatings and denied access to food and water during deportations.