According to reports, one of the twenty Uyghurs extradited to China from Cambodia in 2009, was sentenced to seventeen years imprisonment in a closed trial in autumn 2011. Relatives of the imprisoned
A committee is to be formed by the Iraqi government in a bid to restore lands confiscated from Iraqi Turkmen and Kurds in and around the city of Kirkuk.
Alleged reports from officials of the Kuomintang, on 27 January 2012, have suggested that Deputy Premier, Sean Chen, will be named as the new premier of Taiwan.
Legislators in Zanzibar passed a bill, on 25 January 2012, which will establish the island’s first independent anti-corruption and economic crimes authority.
Lucky Nle, the leader of an Ogoni community in Port Harcourt, has made a plea to the Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP) to find a peaceful solution to the problems of the people in the
A 36-hour protest has concluded in Dimapur, Nagaland, on the evening of 26 January 2012, without any incidence of violence. The peaceful bandh resulted in the closure of all shops and business in the
Advancing discussions on the role of culture in development within Europe, the Centre Maurits Coppetiers presented the latest in a series of studies focusing on the questions central to nationalities
Panel organized by UNPO and Minority Rights Group discusses violence against minority women and their access to justice
China’s influence in Central Asia is having serious consequences for the region’s Uyghur communities, says Jana Brandt of the World Uyghur Congress in comments to the CQ Press’s
The report highlights the continuing problems faced by the indigenous people in the Chittagong Hill Tracts
Fears are growing as European leaders appear ready to lessen pressure on China’s appalling human rights record in favour of bail-out assistance.
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