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Regions: <span>Asia</span>

10.03202118th March 2021
BLOG: Remote training in Kazakhstan: A reflection in the time of COVID-19.

BLOG: Remote training in Kazakhstan: A reflection in the time of COVID-19.

By barhumanrightsIn BHRC Blog, News

Last month, BHRC in partnership with the Legal Policy Research Center, a non-political, independent research institute founded by a group...

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05.03202115th March 2021
SRI LANKA: Accountability for past human rights violations and adequacy of domestic mechanisms

SRI LANKA: Accountability for past human rights violations and adequacy of domestic mechanisms

By barhumanrights2In News, Statements of Concern

The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (“BHRC”) and the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (“IBAHRI”) are...

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10.11202010th November 2020
CHINA: Authorities place Human Rights Lawyer Chang Weiping under ‘residential surveillance’

CHINA: Authorities place Human Rights Lawyer Chang Weiping under ‘residential surveillance’

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

Chinese human rights lawyer Chang Weiping, whose certificate to practice law was suspended in January 2020, was detained by Baoji...

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10.11202010th November 2020
EVENT: Shrinking Space: Civil Society under Threat in South Asia

EVENT: Shrinking Space: Civil Society under Threat in South Asia

By barhumanrightsIn Events, News

Crackdowns on civil society space through funding and registration restrictions, as well as proliferating forms of harassment, including through litigation,...

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18.08202019th August 2020
INDIA – BHRC deeply concerned by Indian Supreme Court interference with legitimate criticism

INDIA – BHRC deeply concerned by Indian Supreme Court interference with legitimate criticism

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

On Friday 14th August senior human rights lawyer Prashant Bhushan was convicted of criminal contempt of court by the Supreme...

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13.08202013th August 2020
WATCH: A Way Forward? Finding Justice for Uyghurs in Xinjiang, China

WATCH: A Way Forward? Finding Justice for Uyghurs in Xinjiang, China

By barhumanrightsIn Events, News

On Wednesday 22 July, the Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC), the All Party Parliamentary Human Rights...

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31.07202031st July 2020

Bar Human Rights Committee and Hong Kong Watch hold private session with British and Hong Kong lawyers to discuss shared concerns over the National Security Law

By barhumanrightsIn Events, News

Last week, Hong Kong Watch and the Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) held a closed-door Webinar bringing together prominent members of...

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22.07202017th September 2020
BHRC publishes new report outlining the responsibility of States under international law to Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang, China

BHRC publishes new report outlining the responsibility of States under international law to Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims in Xinjiang, China

By barhumanrightsIn News, Publications, Reports

The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) has today published a new high-level Briefing Paper on the...

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30.0620202nd July 2020

New national security law demonstrates a “chilling contempt” for the principles, fundamental rights and freedoms in Hong Kong

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

The Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales (BHRC) is deeply concerned at the news this morning that the...

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18.0420209th September 2020
Hong Kong arrests of pro-democracy figures condemned by international legal community

Hong Kong arrests of pro-democracy figures condemned by international legal community

By barhumanrightsIn News, Statements of Concern

The international legal community is seriously concerned by the arrest of 15 veteran pro-democracy figures in Hong Kong on Saturday...

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