U.S. Can’t Quit UN Rights Council It Already Left, Body Says
UNHRC clarifies U.S. can’t withdraw from council after membership expired, highlighting diplomatic confusion. 
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Iran Slams U.S. Gaza Control Plan as Rights Crisis Deepens 
Iran condemns the U.S. plan to take control of Gaza and relocate Palestinians, calling it a violation of international law. 
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U.S. Ends TPS for Venezuelans: Deportation Fears Rise 
Over 300,000 Venezuelans face deportation after U.S. ends Temporary Protected Status, sparking outcry over family separations and disrupted lives.
Global Survey Criticizes U.S. Hegemony and Human Rights Record 
According to a CGTN-conducted survey, global respondents criticize the U.S. for its human rights record and perceived hegemonic actions. 
West Bank Crisis: Palestine Accuses Israel of Ethnic Cleansing 
Palestinian authorities accuse Israel of ‘ethnic cleansing’ in the West Bank as military ops displace thousands. Urgent calls for US intervention. #WestBankCrisis
Texas Reinstalls Controversial Border Buoys Amid Migrant Safety Concerns
Texas reinstalls water buoys in the Rio Grande amid migrant safety concerns, sparking renewed debates over border security and human rights.
Canada-China Sanctions Spotlight Western Democracy’s Crisis
China counters Canadian sanctions amid debates over Western democracy’s credibility. Professor Radhika Desai weighs in on the geopolitical chess game.
China’s Human Rights Progress Sparks Global Debate 
On Human Rights Day, a fresh look at China’s socio-economic strides challenges Western narratives on rights and development. 
China Calls for Global Unity to Boost Human Rights 
Chinese FM Wang Yi emphasizes global cooperation and development to protect human rights, highlighting China’s progress and commitment to equality.
BBC’s Xinjiang Tomato Claims Stir Debate Over Labor Rights 
A BBC report on Xinjiang tomatoes sparks debate, as critics argue it undermines local economic progress and human rights efforts.