China's ruling Communist Party's resolution on its 'achievements and historical experiences' highlights political disturbance in 1989 in Ch...

The country's Henan province has been for the past several weeks witnessing clashes between police and depositors with the latter saying th...

The organizations which extended their full support were “Remember June Fourth”, Chinese Solidarity Campaign, Democracy for Hong Kong, The ...

Worsening persecutions of ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet, targeting of whistleblowers, the crackdown on Hong Kong ...

Scholars recently gathered together to discuss the emerging threat to the world order by the Chinese Communist Party in a webinar titled ‘C...

Beijing is taking a tougher stance following months of anti-government protests last year, in what activists see as an accelerating erosion...

"Tonight, Trump yet again lauded Saddam Hussein as a great killer of terrorists, noting with approval that he never bothered to read anyone...

CECC was created by Congress in 2000 to monitor human rights and the development of the rule of law in China, and to submit an annual repor...

Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said the statement by the world rights body's chief amounted to "gravely interfering" in China's judici...

25 years after the Tiananmen Square movement — where a million people poured into the streets — here’s a look at the protests that shook th...

Thousands were killed when the Chinese military deployed battle tanks to break the massive anti-government student protests in 1989 at the ...

Chinese president Hu Jintao on Sunday invoked Sun Yatsen to seek “peaceful” reunification with arch rival Taiwan, saying time has come to h...

Angry at the disruption of his hunger strike, Baba Ramdev today lashed out at the govt and targeted Sonia Gandhi over the "police barbarism...

The lunar new year couldn't have begun on a more edgy note for China's rulers, who have been quick to add 'Cairo' and 'Egypt' to their list...

Could Google do what activists and govts have failed to do in China?

Yahoo! chief executive Carol Bartz has staunchly defended the Internet company's business practices in China and said it was "not our job t...

International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge made no deal with Beijing Olympic organisers over Internet censorship.