Uighur families pay price for relatives’ U.S.-based reporting
Radio Free Asia has told the world about China's mass detentions of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities. Its reporters say their kin are paying a price.
‘No guarantee of rights’: The plight of Iranian workers
Workers in Iran receive prison and lashes for peacefully advocating better labor conditions. The world rebukes the Iranian regime in response.
Families of hostages in Iran plead for their release
The families of six hostages held and tortured in Iranian prisons write an open letter to world leaders asking for their help.
A tale of torture in a Chinese internment camp for Uighurs
A young Uighur mother now in the United States says she was subjected to horrifying conditions in one of China's detention camps for Uighur Muslims.
Nicaragua’s people under attack by their own government [video]
An attack on student protesters in July was among the incidents prompting President Trump's executive order pressuring Nicaragua to restore the rule of law.
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Jordan’s King Abdullah II honored as champion of religious harmony
The newest recipient of the Templeton Prize — for affirming life's spiritual side — is Jordan's King Abdullah II, for promoting interfaith harmony.
Cuba jails its people for speaking out [video]
Thousands of Cubans are detained every year for political reasons. More than 100 of them are currently imprisoned.
U.S. sanctions: What they do and don’t do
The returning U.S. sanctions will put pressure on the government of Iran, but humanitarian aid to the Iranian people will continue as it always has.