I’ve spent many hours over the last few years thinking about a man I’ve never met, Jimmy Lai. A newspaperman, media mogul and democracy advocate, Lai, 78, has been languishing in a Hong Kong p…

Some in Turkey are surprised by the arrests of LGTBQ+ activists, but Ankara has carefully cultivated an atmosphere for this to take place

“Chinamaxxers” love the dazzling cities and the incredible trains – but how much brutality are they willing to overlook?

Chow Hang-tung and Lee Cheuk-yan, co-leaders of the now disbanded Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China (HKA), have been found guilty of incitement to subversion for...

Five years since the fall of Kabul, we must continue to fight for the women of Afghanistan

Reform deputy leader condemned for seeking disclosure of documents that could reveal reporter’s sources

A landmark Supreme Court ruling means foreign states can no longer rely on immunity to target dissidents on British soil

Activists under threat from Beijing are facing strange difficulties with UK immigration. Our safety must not be traded for warmer relations with China, says pro-democracy activist Nathan Law

JKP has launched a new removable dust jacket created in response to increasing hostility towards LGBTQ+ people and other marginalised communities

Authors of books featuring same-sex families, gay characters and other LGBTQ+ themes have told The Bookseller they have had school speaking events cancelled, or pupils withdrawn, amid complaints from ...

Former intern and employee awarded 5,000 yuan (£554) in emotional damages after court found former manager had harassed her

NMG says military raid disrupted operations

Women in maternity care are being neglected with deadly consequences

An Afghan teacher reflects on education, resilience and the freedoms denied to her generation

Sian Berry says the release of royal-related documents and data would be a ‘huge step for transparency’

Women and patient advocates break the silence on rampant obstetric abuse in public hospitals.

An Afghan woman explains how teaching has changed dramatically since the Taliban returned to power

The socially relaxed city sees a cautious feminist revival in the face of growing alarm by authorities towards women who shun traditional roles

Ministers have drawn up plans for criminal sanctions on companies that do not prevent children from seeing nudity on their devices

Beijing is doing everything in its power to erase what happened

A Chinese rocket factory worker who organised a protest in 1989 looks back 37 years after Tiananmen Square

Another Hong Kong performance artist has been stopped and searched by plainclothes police after showing up in Causeway Bay on the eve of the Tiananmen crackdown anniversary.

A response to a Dutch debate on China, and why nuance matters in an age of geopolitical polarization.

Two leftwing US commentators, who have both been accused of propagating antisemitism, barred from visiting for event

The Tiananmen crackdown museum in Los Angeles was broken into and vandalised over the weekend, according to its co-founder Wang Dan.

A statement from the British Museum regarding the Jewish Culture Month event.

China issued guidelines on Friday to ‌expand coverage of basic public services to people who don't have household registration in the cities where they work, a move that could help more migrant worker...

HK's Pink Dot carnival has been cancelled for the second year in a row - again due to difficulties in finding a venue to host the event.