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MRG hails UN report on Islamophobia
Human Rights Council – 46th Session Interactive Dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief – item…
HRC45 – MRG calls for attention on how technology replicates and amplify structural racism in law enforcement
Human Rights Council – 45th Session Geneva, Thursday 1st October 2020 Oral Update of the High Commissioner on resolution…
MRG joins the global call for international human rights monitoring on China
Open letter to: UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet, UN Member States …
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HRC44 – MRG’s participation in the UN panel on digital technologies and human rights
Human Rights Council – 44th Session Geneva, 8 Wednesday 2020 Panel discussion on the impacts, opportunities and challenges of new…
Uyghur human rights activist expelled from UN indigenous meeting
New York City, 8 May 2017 – On 26 April 2017, Uyghur human rights activist and member of the Unrepresented…
Behold the Dragon! Might it symbolise hope for China’s minorities?
Daniel Openshaw, MRG’s Research Intern, ponders on what the year of the Dragon might bring for China’s ethnic minorities and…
China’s development strategy fails to benefit critical ethnic minorities and masks repression
China’s massive economic development strategy, touted to benefit rural ethnic groups in its western regions, in practice excludes, marginalizes, and…
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China: Minority Exclusion, Marginalization and Rising Tensions
China’s rapid economic transformation has exposed the intrinsic and historical problems of the government’s policies towards ethnic minorities. The report…
Notes from… China via NYC
Interview: Zoe Gray, MRG International Advocacy Officer At a conference in New York, representatives of three very different communities gathered…
