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Liu Xiaobo Wasn’t China’s Only Prisoner of Conscience

By Benedict Rogers

The best way to honor his memory is to press China to end torture and free other dissidents.

From Vietnam to South Korea: Muhammad Ali and Conscientious Objectors Today

June 13, 2016

From Vietnam to South Korea: Muhammad Ali and Conscientious Objectors Today

As the world mourns Muhammad Ali, South Korea continues to imprison hundreds of conscientious objectors.

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From Vietnam to South Korea: Muhammad Ali and Conscientious Objectors Today

As Obama Heads to Vietnam, He Must Keep Human Rights in Mind

May 21, 2016

As Obama Heads to Vietnam, He Must Keep Human Rights in Mind

In engaging Vietnam, the United States must remain cognizant of the work that remains to be done on human rights.

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As Obama Heads to Vietnam, He Must Keep Human Rights in Mind

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