Experts cautioned that China has been using its economic muscle to silence critics at home and increasingly abroad.
UNITED NATIONS (AN) — A new report by Human Rights Watch warns that China is using its growing economic influence to silence critics at home and abroad.
The report, which reviews human rights in over 90 nations, said on Tuesday that China leverages foreign investment, international organizations, and treaties to this end.
The court's advisory opinion stems from a sustained campaign led by Vanuatu and supported by 130 U.N. member nations.
The head of the U.N. Human Rights Council pushed back against U.S. sanctions on a council-appointed investigator.
A human rights group and journalists question Beijing's use of 'Chinese government-organized NGOs' at the U.N.
Israel's brutal military campaign in Gaza has drawn direct criticism from all corners of the U.N. and its top officials.
A 15% U.S. tariff rate on most European goods is a key point, with specifics on the auto tariffs tied to E.U. lawmaking.
The Trump administration targeted two judges from Canada and France and two deputy prosecutors from Fiji and Senegal.
Beyond Gaza, where most aid workers were killed, Sudan was the second most dangerous country for humanitarians.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte described U.S. President Donald Trump's shift toward security guarantees 'a big step.'
