China
Beijing echoes Kremlin’s disinformation on Ukraine
Beijing is spreading the Kremlin's disinformation, which seeks to shift responsibility for Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine.
Religious freedom: A U.S. founding principle
Discover the latest status of religious freedom in nearly 200 countries and territories from the State Department's 2021 report.
How the U.S. advances global prosperity
Secretary of State Antony Blinken outlined the U.S. plan for defending and strengthening the global order to benefit all countries.
Making fashion free of forced labor
Designers, advocates and others are among those working to keep fashion free of forced labor. Learn about their efforts and what you can do.
Uyghurs abroad suffer ‘collective grief’
Many Uyghurs who live outside the People's Republic of China struggle with not knowing the fate of their loved ones in China.
U.S. spotlights human rights abuses worldwide
The State Department issued its 2021 human rights report, which informs efforts to prevent violations around the world.
Uyghurs abroad search for their missing relatives
Uyghurs outside China are advocating for the freedom of relatives detained by the government of the People's Republic of China.
Beijing reins in Hong Kong
The People's Republic of China is expanding its repression in Hong Kong, encroaching on freedoms it once promised to protect.
Celebrating Asian language and culture in the U.S.
The U.S. government is funding translations of old Chinese and Japanese texts as well as studies of other Asian languages.