Who is Chen Guangcheng?

The state-run media breaks its silence on the blind activist who sought asylum last week at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing

Burma's Reform Is Still on Parole

Escaping the Chinese government

US: White House is 'puzzling' on racial profiling

State of Injustice

What the bizarre cases of Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng can tell us about China.

A Human Rights Agenda for the World Bank’s New President

ASEAN’s road to nowhere?

Subverting standards within the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration

A victory for The Hague

Charles Taylor's guilt puts violent leaders in Syria and Libya on notice

Russia: Is wearing a pink triangle a crime?

St. Petersburg's new anti-gay law is reminiscent of fascism

Beyond Breivik, Hate in Europe is on the Rise

Some things don’t mix

Addressing violence against all women

Protecting minorities in Bosnia - the EU has a role to play

April Is the Cruelest Month … for China

Beijing's leaders are finding out the hard way that being a superpower isn't all it's cracked up to be