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For the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing advocated the idea of "One World, One Dream." However, the dream of the Chinese government is not the dream of everyone. In a vast social system long known for its tight control over its population, it's difficult for controllers and the controlled to share…

Saudi Arabia is likely to host the 2034 tournament, but a Guardian investigation has revealed there are already a high number of ‘unexplained’ migrant worker deaths in the Gulf kingdom

Campaigners warn Fifa over risk of death toll rising once 2034 preparations start, after Guardian investigation reveals most of the thousands of Bangladeshi workers’ deaths are unexplained

Passing of new national security law described as ‘very dark day’ for civil liberties in Hong Kong.

How a dirt path changed Canadian immigration policy forever

The agreement, which lifts EU’s relationship with Egypt to ‘strategic partnership’, draws criticism from rights groups.

Exclusive: 12 prominent organisations sign open letter criticising lack of humanitarian access

Amnesty International UK among 46 groups to warn of ‘chilling effect’ of new legislation and policing powers

Fact-finding mission concludes regime murdered, imprisoned, tortured and raped those who protested the death of Mahsa Amini

The Al-Otaibi sisters have paid a steep price for defending women's rights in Saudi Arabia, with one detained, another exiled, and the third trapped in the kingdom under a travel ban.

An elite EU-trained Senegalese police unit was meant to tackle cross-border crime. Instead it was used to quash protests