Asia
September 28, 2020
China: 12 Hong Kong Protesters Held Incommunicado
The Chinese authorities should allow 12 detained Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters, including one child, access to family members and their own lawyers and physicians, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Maldives: Covid-19 Exposes Abuse of Migrants
Overhaul System to Protect Foreign Workers at All Times
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China: New Hong Kong Law a Roadmap for Repression
Security Legislation Already Having Chilling Effect on Fundamental Freedoms
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China: 12 Hong Kong Protesters Held Incommunicado
Detained Pro-democracy Activists Denied Basic Rights
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Afghans Tentatively Talk Peace in a Year of Rising Violence
Negotiating Parties Should End Unlawful Attacks on Civilians
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Global call for international human rights monitoring mechanism on China
Item 4 General Debate - Joint NGO statement
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Australia: Harsh Police Response During Covid-19
Victoria’s Parliament Shouldn’t Broaden Police Powers
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Pakistan Court’s Mental Health Ruling Promises Reform
Protect Rights of Prisoners with Disabilities, Impose Death Penalty Moratorium
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China: Quash Verdict Against Outspoken Tycoon
18-Year Sentence for Ren Zhiqiang Shows Growing Intolerance of Dissent
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Afghan Women Win Fight for Their Own Identity
Right to Be Named on Identification Cards A Boost for Equality During Peace Talks
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