UN: Act on Broad Expert Call Denouncing China Abuses
Human Rights Council Should Monitor; Secretary-General Should Appoint Envoy
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Human Rights Council Should Monitor; Secretary-General Should Appoint Envoy
Hong Kong, Xinjiang Responses Should Top Agenda
86 Groups Call for Protection of Human Rights, Civil Liberties
Beijing’s ‘National Security’ Law Threatens Basic Freedoms
Governments Should Act Against Harm to Basic Rights
Beijing ‘Reinterprets’ City’s Constitution, Punishes Democracy Advocates
Vendetta Feared Against 2019 Protest Movement
Upcoming Legislative Review Overly Narrow
Chinese Government Acts Contrary to Basic Law
Decision Spotlights Vanishing Freedoms Under Beijing Pressure
No Accountability for Excessive Use of Force Against Protesters
Protesters Unbowed by Government Crackdown
Baseless Call for ‘Sanctions’ Against Rights Groups
Unlawful Political Screening Used to Disqualify Joshua Wong