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Five members of Students for a Free Tibet were arrested for hanging a “Free Tibet” banner over an Olympic billboard.

Russian troops occupied Kutaisi, the second-largest Georgian city, defying calls for a provisional ceasefire.

German fencer Imke Duplitzer, who boycotted the Opening Ceremony, shares her thoughts on Olympic values, China and human ...

Five women from Manila were offered dream wages in Dubai—which turned into a nightmare.

Günter Nooke, German Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Aid at the Federal Foreign Office, traveled to ...

A British woman expelled from China for protesting on Tiananmen Square just hours before the Olympics opening ceremony ...

Many leaders went but many also refused the invitation to attend the Olympic opening ceremony in China.

In a meeting with Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao on August 10, Dutch Prime Minister Jan-Peter Balkenende urged ...

Millions lose vital link to free world after Eutelsat suspends NTDTV broadcast.

Two students tried to unveil a Tibetan flag at the dressage event in Hong Kong...

The five interlocking rings that are the time-honored symbol of the Olympic Games have had a strange career ...

While an estimated 3 billion viewers who tuned in to the opening ceremony marvelled at the military-like drumming ...

Eutelsat has the capacity to carry NTDTV's signal, and is contracted to do so, says NTDTV spokesperson Kelly ...

Eutelsat is under pressure to resume its broadcast of NTDTV's uncensored programming into mainland China.

Sichuan was rocked by a 6.1-magnitude earthquake on Tuesday which killed at least one and wounded 24. The ...

Chinese Journalists Called on the U.S. Broadcasting Board of Governors and Media Satellite owner Eutelsat to reinstate NTDTV's ...

An international organization investigating the persecution of Falun Gong in China has released a guidebook to help reporters ...

Beijing has betrayed its Olympic promises of media freedom, with some journalists facing threats to their lives.

The killing of two young Afghan children highlights difficult choices faced by NATO soldiers.

The Chinese regime announced it censor overseas Web sites for journalists covering the Beijing Olympics.

As most of the world watches Beijing ready itself for the Olympics, China has been busy in Central ...

Another hurdle has arisen, hindering NTDTV from resuming its uncensored broadcasts into communist China.

China may no longer receive satellite-transmitted news from several independent TV and radio stations.

It is clear that the Chinese regime has no intention of improving its human rights record.

Beijing has been trying to improve its residents' manners as the city prepares to host countless Olympic.

“The ICC is the Place to Be!” was among several of the slogans shouted by dozens of Darfur ...

The vice chairman of the European Parliament urges the resumption of the only uncensored broadcast into China.