What happened to my family? NZ Uighur man fears family now in detention camp
"How are they doing in China? What kind of living conditions? There is no clue."
"How are they doing in China? What kind of living conditions? There is no clue."
The country already allows men to take multiple wives - so what's the difference?
Victim: 'The school moved offenders on and sought suppression to protect it's reputation.'
Western leaders have been attempting to resurrect the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
The country's secrecy laws are routinely used to suppress information. .
"He had dual citizenship with Iran so should have been dealt with differently."
Juneteenth marks the news to enslaved black people in a Texas town they were free.
It is the second attack since a shaky ceasefire ended last month's 11-day war
IHC has been trying to sue for 13 years over disabled children's educational rights.
Villagers fled to Thailand when they came under attack by Myanmar's military.
New York Times: The organisation is riven with internal tensions over the First Amendment.
Former officers charged with violating Floyd's civil rights to be arraigned in September.
China's ruling Communist Party is pulling the city more directly into its orbit.
Samoa has been struggling with a constitutional crisis - here's what is happening.
Backlash against reported human rights abuses is taking a toll on China's cotton industry.
The seemingly endless cycle of violence can seem hopeless, but NZ must still respond.
'Many among the masses made this totally spontaneously' said a Chinese spokesperson.
Sexual abuse by humanitarian workers is "systemic" around the globe, British MP says.
40 Republican senators called on Joe Biden to "immediately end negotiations with Iran".
The Chinese government flatly rejects allegations of human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
Jacinda Ardern, Emmanuel Macron to co-chair May 15 summit on 2nd anniversary of the Call.
The United States has joined the Christchurch Call to Action after years of holding back.
Student left "incredibly uncomfortable" after lecturer uses the racial slur in class.
Floyd's family say the charges reinforce the Constitution's "strength and wisdom".
Meanwhile the Government has been for removing 'genocide' from the motion.
Act's Brooke van Velden is 'disappointed' but happy to still debate human rights issues.
They do so 'in solidarity with the Uighur people'.
Hunt said he would not be doing his job if he excluded gangs from the conversation.
The Act Party is seeking support to debate the motion in the House on Wednesday.
Goff says speakers' views "despicable" but ruling was about whether RFA acted lawfully.