The arrest of a parliamentary researcher will have worrying implications for Chinese dissidents and their families
Parliament’s China spying scandal breaks the bond of trust
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CATEGORY: Asia and Pacific
The day the music died
When Kabul fell to the Taliban two years ago today, musicians were among the first to experience repression
Contents – Express yourself: Overcoming neurodiversity stereotypes
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Contents – Express yourself: Overcoming neurodiversity stereotypes
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Report: At what cost? Chinese funding and academic freedom in Europe
Read our publication on Chinese funding and academic freedom in Europe as part of our #BannedByBeijing campaign
Pakistan’s political vandals
As Pakistan gears up for a general election, Ahmadi Muslims are experiencing vandalism at the hands of police and extremist politicians
Afghans who supported the British government’s mission now face death
We have turned our backs on those left behind in Afghanistan. It is not too late to act
What is the Marxist vision of journalism?
China has launched an education platform for would-be reporters that requires them to pledge loyalty to Xi Jinping
Chilling intimidation campaign against journalist outside Chinese borders
Anonymous efforts to silence a Dutch reporter are signs of increasingly shameless psychological warfare by the Chinese
“For Hong Kong, may freedom reign”
Our CEO Ruth Anderson reflects on a shocking week when China’s transnational repression efforts escalated