Freedom of Movement
The Case of an Uyghur Journalist, Ekpar Asat
Ekpar Asat is a prominent Uyghur entrepreneur and philanthropist who has been imprisoned in China since 2016 under circumstances widely
The Case of Bugra Baldan – A Cry for Justice in Turkey
“I am innocent, but no one hears me.” This is not only a statement, but a desperate cry for help
Ibrahim Gungor Died in Prison in Turkiye
Turkish authorities did not allow the jailed daughter of sick prisoner İbrahim Güngör, who died in prison on September 7,
Ongoing Travel Restrictions and Repression of Uyghurs Seeking to Leave China
The Chinese government’s systematic restrictions on Uyghurs’ freedom of movement continue to violate fundamental human rights and international legal protection
Urgent Concerns Regarding the Detention of Human Rights Defender Anon Nampa in Thailand
We are deeply concerned about the continued detention of human rights defender and pro-democracy activist Anon Nampa in Bangkok Remand
Urgent Appeal for the Immediate and Unconditional Release of Human Rights Defenders in Venezuela
The diverse group of individuals, including teachers, tradespeople, and human rights defenders, exemplifies the extensive and varied impact of the
Forced Labor of Uighurs
China’s policy of forcing Uighurs to work as cheap labor has raised concerns about human rights violations and the complicity
Freedom Activist Huda Kaya unlawfully detained, again
Huda Kaya; a writer, activist and a former politician focusing on women’s rights and minority ethnic population’s rights in Turkey
Rwanda ‘Treaty’ : inhumane bill for asylum seekers in the UK
The image shows UK Home Office James Cleverly (left) and Rwanda foreign minister Vincent Biruta (right), handshaking after the Rwanda