Being one of China’s wealthiest may no longer be advantageous as Beijing is bent on cracking down on the country’s IT elite, expert argues.
Belarusian sprinter asks for political asylum in Japan
Sprinter Krystsina Tsimanouskaya posted a short video on social media requesting the IOC to help her avoid returning to Belarus.
Myanmar Junta Promises Elections By 2023
Myanmar’s military chief delivered a televised message Sunday. Except for “few terrorist assaults,” he stated the country was stable.
Mexico Referendum On Accountability Of Ex-Presidents
Should ex-officials be tried for criminal conduct, a countrywide referendum held in Mexico on Sunday asked. Voter turnout was low.
The Rise And Fall Of The Voting Rights Act Of 1965
The Voting Rights Act is in serious jeopardy. There are, for example, moves by the GOP across the country to restrict voter access.
Revamp The NYC Board Of Elections Now
Immediate adjustments to the NYC board of elections will increase public transparency and establish acceptable election admin methods.
Renewed Judicial Harassment Of Egypt’s Rights Defenders
As part of a decade-old criminal probe, Egyptian authorities summoned at least five human rights activists for questioning in July 2021.
Bahrain: release opposition figure al-Singace
Activists say Abdul Jalil al-Singace suffers from chronic ailments and has been subjected to “continuous medical mistreatment” in jail.
Myanmar Protests Go On Sans Suu Kyi
Aung San Suu Kyi, jailed Myanmar leader, is cut off from the youthful activists creating their own path to democracy beyond her shadow.
China Now Targeting Hong Kong Student Unions
Chinese authorities are cracking down on institutions, which they believe are breeding grounds for instability, including student unions.