Special Reports
INTERVIEW | Representative Sonam Frasi: ‘Tibet’s Never Been Part of China. That’s Our Reality.’
Human rights in Asia, highlighted in the 2019 coverage of the treatment of Uighurs and democracy protests in Hong [&he
Politics & Security
[Asia’s Next Page] India, Japan Must Shift Strategies to Get U.N. Security Council Seat
With the COVID-19 pandemic questioning the legitimacy of global regimes and institutions, this needs to be asked: Is i
Politics & Security
[Speaking Out] Japan Should Create Suprapartisan Advisory Panel on China Policy
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Japan visit as state guest has been postponed. The decision is natural as it is [&helli
Politics & Security
EDITORIAL | Suppression of Free Speech, Revoking Press Credentials, Aren’t the Way to Respond to the New Coronavirus
The Chinese government has revoked the press credentials of three Wall Street Journal correspondents in Beijing, effec
Politics & Security
Is Abe Playing with Fire by Cozying Up to Beijing?
Viewed from here in Washington, D.C., Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s recent statements concerning China seem odd, and eve
Politics & Security
Rebellion by Democratic Hong Kong Challenges Xi Jinping’s Communist Cult
While previously firing warning shots in the air, the Hong Kong police shot a teenage protester at […]
Politics & Security
Is the World Watching As China Brutally Suppresses the Freedom of Uighurs and Tibetans?
Last March 13, China yet again blocked the proposed initiative of the United States, Britain, and France to have [&hel
Politics & Security
[Speaking Out] Chinese Centrism is the Reason for Suppression of Minorities
Recently the U.S. Department of State released its annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 2018, in which
Politics & Security
China Is Equally Responsible for Terror Attack on India’s Paramilitary Force
Pulwama, a town in the northern-most Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, witnessed the most dastardly terror attack on
Culture
China Ramps Up Religious Persecution
Near my apartment in Kyoto is a Shinto shrine of ancient origins which is known for a sacred well […]
Special Reports
Oppression of Uyghurs in China Only ‘Gives Rise to Hatred,’ Say Their Families in Japan
American human rights activists recently criticized the forced detention of over a million people in re-education camp
Special Reports
The Fall of Interpol President Meng Hongwei: Abuse of Power or Coverup by China?
The 86th Session of the Interpol General Assembly opened in Beijing on September 26, 2017, under President Meng Hongwei,