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Not Exactly the Matrix: China’s Digital Red-Pilled War on Women
17 Oct

Not Exactly the Matrix: China’s Digital Red-Pilled War on Women

Emma Ristic2025, Asia, Social & Economic Rights

As the global leader in mobile internet traffic, China commands one of the largest and most active online populations in the world. With this, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) engages […]

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Beyond the Crash: What the Response to Flight 171 Reveals About Anti-Indian Hate
23 Jun

Beyond the Crash: What the Response to Flight 171 Reveals About Anti-Indian Hate

Kirit Ghumman2025, Asia, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

On June 12, 2025, Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad, killing at least 271 people. But amid the grief and devastation, another disturbing event unfolded—one that […]

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Indonesia’s Escalating Crackdown on Press Freedom
19 Jun

Indonesia’s Escalating Crackdown on Press Freedom

Syona Vashisth2025, Asia, Civil & Political Rights

It is April 2025, and there are rising tensions amongst journalists and the Indonesian government and military. Intimidation, violence, and suppression are engulfing Indonesia’s media community, raising grave concerns among […]

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Words Without Action? Assessing International Legal Responses to Myanmar’s Human Rights Abuses
09 Jun

Words Without Action? Assessing International Legal Responses to Myanmar’s Human Rights Abuses

Mara Matilda Munteanu2025, Asia, Civil & Political Rights

Discriminatory policies and laws that have targeted Rohingya Muslims living in Myanmar since the late 1970s, forcing thousands to flee their homes towards neighbouring Buddhist countries. Rohingya Muslims are an […]

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Remember Who Suffers To Make Your Clothes
18 Nov

Remember Who Suffers To Make Your Clothes

Haajar Khalid Abu IsmaliAsia, Civil & Political Rights, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights

Fast fashion is a source of global crisis. As the second most wasteful industry in the world, it loses only to oil. As of 2020, fast fashion was responsible for […]

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The Humanitarian Plight of the Uyghur Minority
04 Nov

The Humanitarian Plight of the Uyghur Minority

Haajar Khalid Abu IsmaliAsia, Civil & Political Rights, Collective & Developmental Rights, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights

The Uyghur community in Xinjiang, China has been subject to horrific human rights violations. Forced sterilization, torture, sexual abuse, and cultural genocide are a handful of the crimes this minority […]

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Key Forces Behind China’s Uyghur Detention Camps: Why we repeatedly feel powerless in the face of catastrophe
08 Jun

Key Forces Behind China’s Uyghur Detention Camps: Why we repeatedly feel powerless in the face of catastrophe

Derya Ekin2020 – 2021, Asia, Civil & Political Rights, Collective & Developmental Rights

According to experts and US government officials, since April 2017, between 800,000 to 2 million Uyghurs and other Muslims, including ethnic Kazakhs and Uzbeks, have been detained in high security […]

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Canada, It’s Time to Really Step Up Against the Uyghur Genocide
05 May

Canada, It’s Time to Really Step Up Against the Uyghur Genocide

Mackenzie Birbrager2020 – 2021, Asia, Civil & Political Rights, Collective & Developmental Rights

The systematic genocide against the Uyghur ethnic group in the East Turkestan region (known in China as Xinjiang province) is not new news. The earliest known Chinese government document which […]

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The Farm Bills and the Fallout: How Modi’s India Responded to Protests through State Violence and Media Repression
16 Apr

The Farm Bills and the Fallout: How Modi’s India Responded to Protests through State Violence and Media Repression

Sophie Sklar2020 – 2021, Asia, Civil & Political Rights, Social & Economic Rights

The Indian agriculture acts of 2020, often referred to as the Farm Bills, are three acts that were passed by the Parliament of India in September 2020. These three very […]

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#ChallengeAccepted: The Black and White Photos Worth A Thousand Words
05 Feb

#ChallengeAccepted: The Black and White Photos Worth A Thousand Words

Derya Ekin2020 – 2021, Asia, Civil & Political Rights, Europe

Content warning: physical/sexual violence against women. In 2017, the viral #MeToo movement took the world by storm, inspiring women to use their voices to open up about their stories of […]

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