Tagged With Human Rights Watch

China uses an intrusive surveillance app to track its Muslim minority, with technology that could be exported to the rest of the world. Here's how it works.

Alexandra Ma

Facebook could be fined if it doesn't suffocate freedom of speech in Singapore

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Mark Zuckerberg's boast about Facebook's data storage was torn apart by human rights groups

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Asylum-seeking Saudi teenager barricades Bangkok hotel room after claiming officials abducted her

Christian Edwards

14 powerful human-rights groups write to Google demanding it kill plans to launch a China search engine

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Sexist job ads discriminate against women in China -- even specifying applicants' required height, weight, and facial structure

Tara Francis Chan

Chinese state media praises 'pragmatic' Theresa May for not mentioning their atrocious human rights while visiting them

Alexandra Ma

A Chinese province is collecting DNA and iris scans from all its residents

Tara Francis Chan

Texas locks up thousands of people per year for possessing less than a gram of drugs -- and it's proof that drug criminalization is failing

Michelle Mark

'These are not allies': The most potent force fighting ISIS in Iraq has been accused of torturing and executing civilians

Pamela Engel

Rights groups are going after Twitter for banning a tool that digs up deleted tweets from politicians

Rob Price

15-year-old Palestinian boy describes what it's like going back to school after the war

Barbara Tasch

The European Games just began, and this video game makes the host country look terrible

Matthew Speiser

This Might Be The Most Horrific Single Atrocity ISIS Has Ever Committed

Ben Winsor

Surreal Video Shows Desperate African Migrants Trying To Scale A Border Fence

Corey Adwar

Here Are The States That Lock Up The Most Kids In Adult Prison [MAP]

Erin Fuchs

One IQ Point Could Mean The Difference Between Life And Death For This Prisoner

Jeanne Jeong, Human Rights Watch