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New questions emerge after the death of Haitian woman Marie Ange Blaise in U.S. immigration custody. Documents indicate she had legal status, raising concerns about her detention.
Controversy surrounds U.S. deportation tactics as legal questions arise over detention conditions and detainee deaths.
U.S. intensifies deportation efforts amid rising controversy over arrest tactics, sparking debates on immigration policies and human rights.
The UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution demanding Israel prevent genocide in Gaza amid escalating tensions.
A Chinese mainland spokesperson criticized Taiwan’s DPP authorities for persecuting mainland spouses, calling their actions ‘inhumane’ and urging residents to stand up for their rights.
Who truly represents Xizang’s human rights? A new white paper reveals the region’s real progress amidst competing narratives. Facts over fiction.
Citizens in China’s Xizang region actively exercise their voting rights, with over 90% turnout in local elections. A new white paper highlights strides in democracy and self-governance in the region.
A new white paper reports significant improvements in economic and social rights in Xizang, highlighting efforts to alleviate poverty and enhance living standards.
Boarding schools are transforming education in remote areas of China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, providing crucial access to quality education for children who face significant geographical challenges.
Xizang celebrates 66 years since abolishing feudal serfdom, marking a monumental leap from past hardships to modern prosperity.