China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a $1 trillion (£800 billion) programme aimed at boosting China’s influence around the world, was launched 10 years ag...

The corpse of Chen Min was wrapped in a yellow body bag with tape when it was delivered to the funeral home by workers in hazmat suits.

To our shame, Hong Kong’s students are looking distinctly friendless today

Harvard Medical School study comparing hospital car parks in 2019 to 2018 finds spike in October

Beijing has been accused of systematically removing symbols of Uyghur Muslim culture in a process of forced assimilation

Commons foreign affairs committee aims to discourage private sector companies from contributing to human rights abuses

Metropolitan Police launches investigation after Chinese dissidents living in the UK targeted by pro-Beijing activists

Exclusive: Adding to fears that the death toll may be far higher than reported, crematorium staff spoke of huge increases in their workload

Ewenki customs have been eradicated and many have been forcibly resettled in a 'Disneyfied' version of their communities

Those who backed protests are being singled out as Beijing tightens its grip on the city

Communist Party’s 'glorious journey' celebrated at 100th anniversary as leader vows to 'unify' Taiwan with mainland

These threats are a way to ‘silence them from using their voices to raise awareness of human rights violations’, say advocacy groups

Told by Hong Kongers, this four-part series looks at how the National Security Law has fundamentally changed life in the city

British-branded private schools in China now forced to abandon curricula as part of president Xi Jinping’s push to ensure ‘right’ thinking

Night had fallen as Simon Cheng Man-kit, a UK consulate employee, rushed to catch a train home to Hong Kong.

Night had fallen as Simon Cheng Man-kit, a UK consulate employee, rushed to catch a train home to Hong Kong.

China has for years waged a campaign against Islamic influence, removing decorative elements from buildings, signs, and now, mosques

The alarm rings at 5am every morning in Yerzhan's overcrowded concrete cell.

Chinese authorities are working overtime to snuff out anger over its mishandling of the outbreak

Kashgar in Xinjiang province is home to ethnic minority Uighur, Kazakh and Tajik Muslims and rich with culture and custom.

Videos extol the virtues of President Xi without any mention of China's human rights abuses

The corpse of Chen Min was wrapped in a yellow body bag with tape when it was delivered to the funeral home by workers in hazmat suits.

It is sunset and the faithful are being called to prayer in one of the largest mosques in the northern Chinese province of Ningxia - except there is no wailing muezzin’s call, just the sound of a...

Some 2,000 household pets were left starving to death by residents trapped away from home by coronavirus lockdown

More than 120 students have applied to become Huawei campus ambassadors

In 2012, Sophia Yan arrived in Hong Kong to a mood of national optimism. A decade on, she leaves under a cloud of fear and surveillance

Told by Hong Kongers, this four-part series looks at how the National Security Law has fundamentally changed life in the city

Mass protests that have besieged Hong Kong all summer show no signs of foreign influence or interference, according to the city’s police force, signalling a split between Beijing and the police.

Chinese officials have waged a disinformation campaign to discredit foreign journalists and academics

In a lawsuit filed in New Jersey, a former member of the well-known Shanghai Quartet said he had been dumped after a remark he made on social media was misinterpreted as an ethnic slur.

'Saying no has consequences' for Uyghurs being coerced into unpaid factory work after their release from detention centres

  Національний банк України ухвалив рішення відкрити спеціальний рахунок для збору коштів на підтримку Збройних Сил України. Таке рішення ухвалене у зв’язку із введенням воєн...