In reporting on terrorism, the victims are the most important, along with taking care not to become a platform that endorses the perpetrator or their ideology.
There were strong similarities in their crimes of terrorism but vast differences in how the Japanese and New Zealand media covered them. Part 1 looks at...
The Nobel Peace Prize for the imprisoned activist encourages and supports all those fighting for human rights under autocracies around the world.
In a liberal democracy, we should debate, not demonize, our opponents. You're invited to join an online event on June 2, "Comfort Women Scholars On Trial."
At least ten cities in China — including Shanghai, Beijing, Wuhan, and Chengdu — were shaken by protests last weekend. What are they demanding?
A Hong Kong protest song was played instead of China's national anthem at an international rugby match, turning some red with fury and others blue with...
The British government should unwaveringly hold China responsible for the beating of a peaceful demonstrator in the United Kingdom.
Vladimir Putin’s regime orders the shutdown of the human rights group Memorial International, which has been reminding people of the darker side of the Stalin era.
The new paper’s credo was “to become a voice for the people of Hong Kong who support liberty and democracy.” The owner, the editor and many...
Buckling to Pyongyang’s demands last year, the Moon administration swept away freedom of speech in South Korea in a new law designed to appease the North.
For the first time since 1993 the Academy Awards were not permitted to be shown in Hong Kong, and the winner of Best Picture, directed by...
I respect the comfort women immensely, actually. They were strong, canny, resilient, even fiercely independent. And they weren’t a monolith. Every woman had her own story.
