Christian Science Monitor20h
China-Japan distrust has been tough to shake. Tourism might be the best chance.
The recent surge of Chinese travelers into Japan may be creating much-needed ambassadors.
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New Tool Harnesses AI to Map Anti-Democratic Legislation
Human Rights First today launched Democracy Watch, a new AI-powered tool that tracks executive actions and legislation, federally and in all 50 states, that undermine civil and human rights, such as ...
The Online Citizen2d
Singapore’s civic space remains ‘repressed’ in CIVICUS Monitor report, concerns over restrictive laws continue
Singapore’s civic space continues to be classified as “repressed,” according to the latest update on CIVICUS Monitor report ...
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European Union trade with Israel’s illegal settlements: Letter by 163 NGOs and trade unions to President von der Leyen
A coalition of over 160 human rights organisations, trade unions, and civil society groups is calling on the European Commission to take immediate (…) ...
Fidh.org4d
Vietnam’s systematic attack on civil society breaches the free trade agreement with the EU, new complaint argues
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), its member organisation Vietnam Committee on Human Rights (VCHR), ...
Armed robbery in Revesby4d
Pakistan Urged: Repeal Cyber Law Amendment
The Pakistan government's recent amendment to the country's cybercrimes act seriously threatens internet freedom and free ...
Human Rights Watch4d
Pakistan: Repeal Amendment to Draconian Cyber Law
The Pakistan government’s recent amendment to the country’s cybercrimes act seriously threatens internet freedom and free ...
Human Rights Watch4d
Taiwan Executes First Prisoner in Five Years
The execution of Huang Linkai (黃麟凱) on January 16 marks a troubling step backward for the protection of human rights in ...