Belgium Thousands of ethnic Uighurs rally outside European Commission against China Uighurs accuse Beijing of oppressing them, in part by forcibly detaining many of their community in re-education camps where they're subjected to Chinese state propaganda. 27/04/2018
Myanmar UN chief Guterres says Rohingya crisis is "human rights nightmare" He was briefing the UN Security Council's first public meeting on Myanmar in eight years 29/09/2017
Indonesia Indonesia's Muslims urge more support for Myanmar's Rohingyas Protesters in Jakarta vowed to stand by their "Muslim brothers and sisters" fleeing what the United Nations has called a campaign of "ethnic cleansing" in Myanmar. 16/09/2017
Myanmar UN says Rohingya exodus from Myanmar is humanitarian catastrophe UN Secretary General acknowledges Rohingya situation as ethnic cleansing and calls on Myanmar to take them back 14/09/2017
Myanmar UN urges Myanmar to end violence against Rohingyas U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged Myanmar authorities to end violence against Rohingya Muslims, saying the situation there could best be described as ethnic cleansing. 13/09/2017
Myanmar Pressure mounts on Myanmar over Rohingya exodus Myanmar is facing mounting pressure over the mass Rohingya refugee exodus. On Monday, the UN’s top human rights official said the country’s 12/09/2017
Myanmar Royhingya violence: nearly 90,000 flee Myanmar Aid agencies say nearly 90,000 Rohingya refugees have now fled to Bangladesh, since violence erupted in neighbouring Myanmar just over a week 04/09/2017
Cult Aboriginal art against mining Aboriginal community leaders in Australia’s Northern Territory are using the power of political art to spread protest messages about losing control 28/08/2017
no comment Rohingya Muslims flee Myanmar for Bangladesh Some 1,000 ethnic Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar, under fire from soldiers there, forced their way into Bangladesh on Monday. 28/08/2017
Fashion Social media, models and diversity What happens when Instagram likes have more value than talent? 14/08/2017
United Kingdom UK officers who Tasered their own race relations advisor acted as the public 'expect' UK police officers who Tasered a prominent civil rights activist acted how “the public expect of them,” said the head of a local police lobby 24/01/2017
the global conversation The courageous story of two girls who escaped sexual enslavement by ISIL European Parliament Sakharov Prize winners Nadia Murad and Lamiya Aji Bashar in The Global Conversation 14/12/2016
Iraq A Yazidi girl's harrowing tale of escape from ISIL captivity Lamiya Aji Bashar, an Iraqi Yazidi, tells a tortuous tale of her escape from ISIL captivity. 18/05/2016
Cyprus Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders make historic joint appeal for reunification For the first time ever the leaders of the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities have delivered a joint televised message for Christmas. They 25/12/2015
Turkey Questions raised after pro-Kurdish lawyer shot dead in southern Turkey Questions are being asked about whether or not a top pro-Kurdish lawyer who died during a shootout in Turkey’s troubled south east was caught in 29/11/2015
Myanmar Myanmar: facts and background Myanmar, officially the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, held a general election on Sunday, its second since polls in 2010 ended almost a 09/11/2015
Russia Crimea: Putin blames Kyiv for Ukraine violence, warns Tatars not to expect special status Russian President Vladimir Putin has blamed Kyiv for the latest burst of fighting in Ukraine’s restive east. Putin made the accusation on the second 18/08/2015
Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo's media still exploring horrors of war During the Bosnian War, a vast 16th century Jewish cemetery in Sarajevo was the front line in multi-ethnic fighting. The Muslim, Orthodox and 08/07/2015
learning world Inspirational programmes changing the educational landscape in three countries This edition of Learning World looks at how the educational landscape in Saudi Arabia, Canada and New Zealand is changing. Three schemes in these 25/10/2013
China Ethnic clashes leave 35 dead in China Violent clashes have killed 35 people in the Xinjiang region of China. The Turkic-speaking region has often been the centre of conflicts between 28/06/2013
right-on They only see my skin colour It is a problem many people face on a daily basis: being judged, badly treated, or even worse, just because of the colour of their skin. There are 18/02/2013
right-on Hate speech proves difficult to tackle Part of the ongoing concern about racism and xenophobia in Europe is the phenomenon of hate speech, a complex issue that has been difficult for 18/02/2013
Unreported Europe Inter-ethnic tensions in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Ethnic violence is a genuine fear for lots of Macedonians. The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has seen a growing mistrust between Albanian and 14/06/2012
generation-y What does the EU do for Roma people? EU and Roma For more than a thousand years, Roma people (including Travellers, Gypsies, Manouches, Ashkali, Sinti, etc.) have been an integral part 09/04/2012
learning world Ending exclusion The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child aims to protect children against discrimination. But many young people from marginalised and 23/02/2012
