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Civil group calls for accountability from China over human rights violations in Xinjiang

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The International Service for Human Rights (ISHR), an NGO promoting the protection of human rights, recalled on Monday the need for further action to hold China accountable for grave human rights violations in Xinjiang. China has, since the publication of the report, denied and rejected the allegations.

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China objects to Philippines new maritime laws

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China expressed on Friday its strong objections to two new Philippines laws that define the country’s maritime boundaries over disputed areas in the South China Sea, in its foreign ministry statement and by summoning the Philippines’ ambassador.

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China human rights lawyer in deteriorating health after hunger strike in arbitrary detention

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International human rights groups are urging China to release Xu and all other human rights defenders who have been arbitrarily detained, calling for an end to the use of “subversion” charges to target peaceful dissent.

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China balloon sparks international law debate

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The Chinese balloon that floated over US airspace last week before being shot down by a US military jet Saturday has raised questions of international law on both the US and Chinese sides. Pat Ryder said, “we do know that the balloon has violated US airspace and international law.”

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UK activist group to block Shein’s listing for alleged forced labor in China

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The group contends that the FCA is legally required to block its application for listing on LSE because Shein failed to “explain company profits in light of proceeds of crime laws,” as required by the Modern Slavery Act.

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Thailand urged to demand unrestricted access to Uyghur deportees during China visit

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Human Rights Watch urged Thailand to demand unrestricted access to the deported individuals and publicly address China’s treatment of Uyghurs on Tuesday. A Thai government delegation is visiting Xinjiang, China, from March 18 to 20, 2025, following international outrage over Thailand’s forced deportation of 40 Uyghurs in February.

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Concerns over China activist Wang Jianbing’s freedom persist following his release

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China labor activist Wang Jianbing was released from prison on Tuesday after serving a three-and-a-half-year imprisonment sentence. Amnesty International expressed concerns about Chinese authorities harassing activists over the years even after conviction and sentencing.