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Civil society

Repression and Resilience

Repression and Resilience

In December 2022, The Rights Practice publishes important new report focused on the mental health of Chinese human rights defenders. We include reflections and recommendations for the international community. Read more

Published: 16th December, 2022

Updated: 3rd January, 2023

Author: Imogen Rogerson Costello

Talking about Mental Health

Talking about Mental Health

The Rights Practice is pleased to launch its new handbook “Talking about Mental Health: A Handbook for Civil Society”, an essential resource for anyone working in a job to help others. Read more

Published: 20th October, 2021

Updated: 1st April, 2022

Author: Imogen Rogerson Costello

Recover Better – Stand Up for Human Rights

Recover Better – Stand Up for Human Rights

As we mark Human Rights Day on 10 December 2020, and head towards the new year, we think about how to recover better in 2021. Read more

Published: 10th December, 2020

Author: Imogen Rogerson Costello

Human Rights Defenders

Human Rights Defenders

Working to support and protect the rights of the most vulnerable. Read more

Published: 23rd January, 2018

Updated: 18th April, 2018

Author: Sophie Cornford

International Solidarity

International Solidarity

Space for civil society is under attack all over the world. But human rights know no borders. Read more

Published: 23rd January, 2018

Updated: 17th April, 2018

Author: Sophie Cornford

The Right to Participate

The Right to Participate

Creating opportunities for ordinary people to participate in public life. Read more

Published: 23rd January, 2018

Updated: 17th April, 2018

Author: Sophie Cornford

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  • Transnational Repression: impact of China

    Transnational Repression: impact of China

    In February 2023, The Rights Practice produced a background note on the impact of transnational repression by Chinese state actors. The note summarises findings of a consultation with members of the diaspora.

  • Repression and Resilience

    Repression and Resilience

    In December 2022, The Rights Practice publishes important new report focused on the mental health of Chinese human rights defenders. We include reflections and recommendations for the international community.

  • Stop arrests of peaceful protesters

    Stop arrests of peaceful protesters

    On 7 December 2022, The Rights Practice, along with 48 other organisations, signed a joint statement calling on China to cease detaining and harassing peaceful protesters.

  • China must protect rights of Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing

    China must protect rights of Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing

    The Rights Practice, along with 25 other civil society groups, call on Chinese authorities to respect the rights of two young Chinese human rights defenders: Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing.

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  • Rahima's Story

    Rahima's Story

    Rahima Mahmut, Uyghur singer and human rights activist, shared her story at the UK Parliamentary Roundtable on Xinjiang.

  • Handbook for the Uyghur Community in the UK

    Handbook for the Uyghur Community in the UK

    In June 2022, The Rights Practice has produced a new handbook to address some of the concerns and needs of Uyghurs living in the UK.

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    Our Trustees come from a wide range of backgrounds.

  • Criminal Law and Deprivation of Liberty in Xinjiang

    Criminal Law and Deprivation of Liberty in Xinjiang

    In June 2021, we released a Working Paper on Criminal Law and Deprivation of Liberty in the XUAR. The paper delves into official statistics and Chinese law to try and understand how the criminal law is being used to detain Uyghurs.

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    Learning, sharing and critical reflection. Founded in 2002 to help put human rights into practice.

  • The Uyghur Community in the UK

    The Uyghur Community in the UK

    December 2020. The Rights Practice recently surveyed Uyghurs living in the UK. Our survey revealed a community desperate for information about relatives in Xinjiang.

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  • Impact of the Death Penalty in China

    Impact of the Death Penalty in China

    In April 2022, The Rights Practice responded to a call from the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary, or arbitrary executions, which focused on the imposition of the death penalty and its impact in China.

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