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Yes, our leaders are corrupt and useless, say Syrian citizens
A secretly-conducted groundbreaking survey of Syrian public opinion confirms that the country’s citizens are dissatisfied with the status quo and ... -
China and human trafficking
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China is hosting a roundtable discussion on “China and Human Trafficking: Updates and Analysis”: At this ... -
Promoting autocracy, retarding democracy
There is an urgent need to re-assess democracy promotion in light of the emergence of newly assertive authoritarian regimes, a ... -
Defectors a bridge to a free North Korea
A new generation of North Korean defectors is behind a “small miracle” that is raising hopes for human rights in ... -
Editor missing in Kharkiv, feared dead
Vasyl Klymentyev, who has been missing since 11 August, is editor-in-chief of a local newspaper known for its criticism of ... -
American journalist faces deportation
The deportation decision against Jake Hess is based on an accusation that he "constitutes a threat to national security". -
Zofia Korbonska, WWII Polish Underground Fighter and Former Voice of America Broadcaster, Died in ...
The following announcement from the Stefan Korbonski Foundation includes information about the funeral arrangements for Zofia Korbonska, a World War ... -
Uzbek journalists imprisoned and on the run
Two imprisoned Kyrgz journalists have been charged with extremism, incitement to ethnic hatred, calls to mass disorder and complicity to ... -
Undermining Iranian democracy: plus ça change ……
“Thursday marks the anniversary of one of the most mythologized events in history, the 1953 coup in Iran that ousted ... -
Iran’s Green movement: a latent force – or proof that ‘despotism works’?
Has Iran’s Green Movement “effectively ceased to exist as a visible political force“? Or is it well-placed to re-emerge and ...
