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The Pretoria-area residence and office of Dalai Lama representative Dhundup Gyalpo was attacked with petrol bombs on October 14, causing extensive damage. He escaped through a bedroom window and reportedly sustained minor...

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HRIC Digital Rights Report - September 2026

Welcome to the HRIC Digital Rights Report, our monthly roundup of developments in China’s digital rights landscape, including cybersecurity, AI, digital transnational repression, censorship, the Great Firewall, and internet freedom.

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在中国实施制裁后,伦敦一银行无故取消中国人权汇款

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中国人权(HRIC)呼吁东亚银行(BEA)解释为何在中国政府对该组织实施制裁仅数周后,其伦敦分行便将一笔由中国人权汇往第三方供应商账户的款项退回。尽管中国人权多次质询,包括提交正式投诉及亲自前往银行交涉,东亚银行仍拒绝就其决定作出解释。

这一事件引发了外界的严重关切:一家受英国监管的金融机构是否正在执行北京针对一家美国人权组织的政治制裁?第三方是否仅仅因为与中国针对的组织开展合法业务而...

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London Bank Issues Unexplained Cancellation of HRIC Payment Following China Sanctions

BEA’s Shaftesbury Avenue branch in London. (Image: HRIC)

Human Rights in China (HRIC) calls on Bank of East Asia (BEA) to explain why its London branch returned a payment from HRIC to a third-party vendor’s account, just weeks after the Ch...

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Citizen journalist Xiao Wu (Feng Rui) has been missing in China since September 14. Reports indicate that he has been criminally detained by Guangzhou police on suspicion of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble,” but n...

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