The Taiwanese President, Mr. Ma Ying-jeou, has outlined plans to significantly improve economic conditions in Taiwan, which will enable the country to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership within a
A group of Tibetans assembled outside the Canadian Parliament, on 2 February 2012, to urge Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. Stephen Harper, to speak out about the human rights crisis in Tibet. Mr. Harper
The Ethiopian Government has been called on by UN human rights experts, to respect the human rights of a number of detained journalists and politicians in Ethiopia. The detained individuals are being
Legislation will be passed in Somaliland, before the end of February 2012, to establish the country’s first central bank. At present Somaliland’s domestic banking sector is limited and
According to Church sources, police have arrested five “underground” priests from the Suiyuan diocese for no apparent reason.
The Rafto Foundation, who awarded Uyghur leader Rebiya Kadeer their prestigious prize in 2004, has called on the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to raise the issue of the continuing detentions
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
Saddam Hussein's authoritarian rule condemned Iraqis to isolation for decades, but as instability and insecurity return to the country there are fears that abandoning the federal experiment
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
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