WASHINGTON (Reuters) – China's broad crackdown on dissent that has seen activists get lengthy jail terms and human rights lawyers disappear stems from a mix of arrogance and insecurity in Beijing, the most recently exiled Chinese dissident said on …Continue Reading

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A Turkish court’s verdict on January 17, 2012, that there was no state involvement or organized plot behind the 2007 shooting of the Turkish Armenian journalist Hrant Dink is a tra…Continue Reading

Beijing, Jan.18 (ANI): China has defended its human rights record, and said that no country has the right to interfere in its internal affairs and violate its judicial sovereignty.Continue Reading

Beijing (China Daily/ANN) – China objects to other countries' interference in its internal affairs and the violation of China's judicial sovereignty by making an issue of human rights, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday.Continue Reading

Beijing (China Daily/ANN) – China objects to other countries' interference in its internal affairs and the violation of China's judicial sovereignty by making an issue of human rights, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday.Continue Reading

LISBON (Reuters) – Angola's government has denied a report by Human Rights Watch suggesting that $32 billion are missing from state funds thought to be linked to the state oil company Sonangol, state news agency Angop reported on Tuesday. The New Y…Continue Reading

ISTANBUL (Reuters) – An Istanbul court convicted a man Tuesday for instigating the killing of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink five years ago, sentencing him to life imprisonment in a case closely watched by human rights groups. Editor of the bil…Continue Reading

ISTANBUL (Reuters) – An Istanbul court convicted a man Tuesday for instigating the killing of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink five years ago, sentencing him to life imprisonment in a case closely watched by human rights groups. Editor of the bil…Continue Reading