China's Global Influence
The Chinese government, while severely curbing fundamental rights at home, increasingly poses a threat to human rights around the world. The government uses its growing global power to pursue economic development in ways that often fall far short of international human rights standards, undermine the freedom of expression and academic freedom abroad through censorship, harassment and intimidation, and weaken key international human rights institutions, including United Nations mechanisms. The UN, governments, development banks, universities, and others should robustly defend international human rights law, norms, and standards that are at risk worldwide.
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“They Don’t Understand the Fear We Have”
How China’s Long Reach of Repression Undermines Academic Freedom at Australia’s Universities
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News
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China: Unprecedented Nationwide Protests Against Abuses
Xi Consolidates Power Amid Covid-19, Economic Challenges
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Submission to the Australian Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade
Foreign Affairs and Aid Subcommittee on the Inquiry into Supporting Democracy in our Region
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Why Twitter Under Elon Musk is Good News for China’s Rulers
Musk’s Acquisition an Opportunity for China to Influence Social Media Discourse
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UN Rights Body Should Act Decisively Against Threats to International Rules-Based Order
Accountability needed for grave human rights violations in China, Russia
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Australia Inquiry on Beijing Academic Freedom Threats
Foreign Interference, Harassment of Students and Academics
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Human Rights Abuses Will Taint the Olympics and the World Cup. It’s Time to End ‘Sportswashing’ Now.
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Women’s Tennis Association shows global business how to deal with Beijing
By suspending tournaments in China over treatment of Peng Shuai, the WTA placed rights over profits. How will the International Olympic Committee react?
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IOC Doubles Down on Losing China Strategy
International Olympic Committee Should Help Secure Peng Shuai’s Safety
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Olympics: Protect Peng Shuai
Sport & Rights Alliance Calls on the IOC To Put People Before Partnerships
