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The Chinese Communist Party’s Control over China’s Transplant Sector

This new ETAC report reveals how the Chinese Communist Party controls China's transplant sector, silencing doctors through oaths and severe repercussions. Researc…

JPTi at the UPR of Hungary: Freedom of Religion or Belief at a Time of Transition

On 4 November 2026, Justice pour Tous Internationale delivered a keynote statement at the information meeting convened by the Coordination des Associations et des Particuliers pour la Liberté de...

Pakistan Human Rights Fact Sheet, Issue No. 4: October 2026 Developments | CAP Freedom of Conscience

With Copyright Complaints, Even Imposters Can Silence Karakalpak Activists

An individual claiming to be a Diplomat editor filed a copyright complaint with Meta against a Karakalpak activist. They were an imposter. The post was taken down anyway. 

Democratic Party Leader Apologizes After Shincheonji Probe Finds No Evidence

Democratic Party Leader Apologizes After Shincheonji Probe Finds No Evidence Investigation report canceled following apology; former lawmaker Jung Chung-rae condemns move as political maneuver

JPTi inputs for the Universal Periodic Review, 53rd session

A legal reading of the national reports, the United Nations compilations and the stakeholders’ submissions for the thirteen States under review in Geneva from 2 to 13 November 2026.

The dangerous global revival of mind-control theories

At a recent Washington seminar organized by the International Religious Freedom Roundtable, legal scholar Alan Dershowitz and I warned that a climate of suspicion was spreading across democracies.

Ethiopia attacks: More than 60 Orthodox Christians killed in Oromia

One resident, whose 75-year-old father was killed, described it as an ambush, saying they were surrounded.

Denmark Under Scrutiny: Europe’s Anti-Racism Watchdog Calls for Action Against Anti-Muslim Racism

The Council of Europe’s latest report on Denmark exposes a gap between the country’s commitment to combating racism and the protection experienced by Muslim communities. The challenge now is to turn...

After Trappes: The Democratic Duty to Refuse Collective Blame

The attack in Trappes and La Verrière calls first for compassion towards the victims and their families. It also requires democratic restraint. While justice must…

India Continues to Weaponize Terrorism Laws to Detain Religious Minorities

Pakistan: Lahore Court Sentences Four Men to Death, Relying on Forensic Evidence With “Procedural...

On 17 October 2026, Additional Sessions Judge Nusrat Ali Siddiqui Malik of Lahore convicted four men in a case brought by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIR No. C-104/22) and sentenced each of...