Once interned in China, Uyghur American fights for religious freedom
Learn more about Nury Turkel, the Uyghur American lawyer who has been appointed to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
The Charter of the United Nations turns 75
The U.N. charter laid out the principles that guide the United Nations. Learn how this document was shaped, and why it helps ensure the U.N.'s success.
Americans march
Marching and protesting are integral aspects of what it means to exercise freedom of speech and what it means to stand together in unity.
U.S. officials answer calls for police reform
Local governments in the U.S. are passing police reforms after the death of George Floyd. See how departments are responding to the public outcry.
Police leaders march in solidarity with peaceful protesters
Police in the United States have joined marches for reform after a man's death in police custody. See how law enforcement is supporting peaceful protests.
Pompeo: No country cares more for religious freedom
Learn more about the State Department's 2019 International Religious Freedom report, which tracks religious freedom in countries around the world.
In China, you can’t say these words
The Chinese government censors newspapers, television, social media and the internet to control their citizens. Here is a list of words you can't say.
Iran’s regime spends billions to limit citizens’ internet access
Iran is spending billions on an intranet that would block access to the internet. Find out about the regime's plan to control access to information.
Countries around the world support Hong Kong’s freedom [infographic]
Countries around the world are coming out in support of Hong Kong's autonomy and freedoms, which are threatened by Beijing's new national security law.