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China Tries To Block NGO Tribute To Dead Dissident At UN
China tried Friday to block a statement before the UN Human Rights Council about a dissident who was detained and died after trying to travel to the council a decade ago.
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China Has Created Network Of Spies To Silence Dissidents Globally: Report
Multiple reports suggest that Beijing has created a global network of spies that work to silence critics and dissidents in different parts of the world.
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PUBG and BGMI Are the Same, Tencent Misled Indian Government, Should Be Banned: NGO
PUBG and BGMI are the same, and Tencent has misled the Indian government, Prahar, a non-profit organisation called Prahar has claimed, seeking a ban on PUBG/ BGMI. Citing documents with MCA, Abhay Mishra, President of Prahar, says Krafton and PUBG India Pvt. Ltd has the same representative in the country.
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For Balanced Ties, Nepal To Shun Projects Opposed By India, China: Report
Nepal's Social Welfare Council is drafting a policy "to discourage" foreign non-governmental organisations (NGO) from running programmes that can harm the Himalayan nation's ties with neighbours India and China, it was reported on Sunday.
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China Suspends US Warships, Sanctions NGO's Over Hong Kong Unrest
China on Monday slapped punitive measures on the US in retaliation for its backing of a pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, announcing sanctions on NGOs and suspending visits by US warships and aircraft.
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Google Must Scrap Censored 'Dragonfly' China Search Engine Plans, Say NGOs
A global coalition of 60 human rights and media groups wrote to Google chief executive Sundar Pichai urging him to scrap the "Dragonfly" project.
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Misinformed NGO Campaigns About Harm From Mobile Towers: Telecom Minister
Questioning the NGO campaigns against mobile towers Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said that developed nations such as US or China has never faced such an issue.
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China Bans People Serving in Military From Joining Foreign NGOs
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) has banned its personnel from joining overseas non-governmental organisations (NGOs) over confidentiality and security concerns, after a new regulation was issued by the PLA's General Political Department.
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US President Barack Obama Asked to Raise Issue of Tiger Trade With China
More than a dozen leading NGO's including those from India today exhorted US President Barack Obama to raise the issue of trade in tiger organs in China when he meets his Chinese counterpart.
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India Abstains from Voting on UN Resolution on American NGO
India has abstained from voting on a UN resolution that granted special consultative status to an American NGO that works to free political prisoners across the world.
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Vietnam Questions Suspected Hijackers of Malaysian Tanker
Vietnam's marine police today said they were questioning eight foreigners suspected of being the escaped pirates who commandeered a Malaysian-flagged tanker in the South China Sea for a week.
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China Draft Law Lets Foreign NGOs Open Offices With Government
The Chinese legislature has amended a draft law on international non-governmental organisations to give them special permission to set up branches in China, after an earlier draft sparked concerns of a crackdown.
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Foreign Non-Government Groups in China Fear Clampdown Under New Law
Foreign non-government organisations (NGOs) in China are bracing for a crackdown as the government prepares to pass a new law to regulate their activities, which critics fear could curb activism and drive out several groups.
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Apple's Inability to Monitor Standards Lets Pegatron Pay Low Wages, NGO Says
China Labor Watch, which based its findings on 96 pay stubs submitted by employees, said low pay compels workers to put in more hours.
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China Police Investigate US Citizen Near Border With North Korea: Source
A Korean-American who runs a Christian NGO in a Chinese city on the border with North Korea is being investigated by Chinese authorities and has had his bank accounts frozen, a source with direct knowledge of the case told Reuters on Thursday.
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China Tries To Block NGO Tribute To Dead Dissident At UN
China tried Friday to block a statement before the UN Human Rights Council about a dissident who was detained and died after trying to travel to the council a decade ago.
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China Has Created Network Of Spies To Silence Dissidents Globally: Report
Multiple reports suggest that Beijing has created a global network of spies that work to silence critics and dissidents in different parts of the world.
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PUBG and BGMI Are the Same, Tencent Misled Indian Government, Should Be Banned: NGO
PUBG and BGMI are the same, and Tencent has misled the Indian government, Prahar, a non-profit organisation called Prahar has claimed, seeking a ban on PUBG/ BGMI. Citing documents with MCA, Abhay Mishra, President of Prahar, says Krafton and PUBG India Pvt. Ltd has the same representative in the country.
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For Balanced Ties, Nepal To Shun Projects Opposed By India, China: Report
Nepal's Social Welfare Council is drafting a policy "to discourage" foreign non-governmental organisations (NGO) from running programmes that can harm the Himalayan nation's ties with neighbours India and China, it was reported on Sunday.
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China Suspends US Warships, Sanctions NGO's Over Hong Kong Unrest
China on Monday slapped punitive measures on the US in retaliation for its backing of a pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, announcing sanctions on NGOs and suspending visits by US warships and aircraft.
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Google Must Scrap Censored 'Dragonfly' China Search Engine Plans, Say NGOs
A global coalition of 60 human rights and media groups wrote to Google chief executive Sundar Pichai urging him to scrap the "Dragonfly" project.
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Misinformed NGO Campaigns About Harm From Mobile Towers: Telecom Minister
Questioning the NGO campaigns against mobile towers Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said that developed nations such as US or China has never faced such an issue.
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China Bans People Serving in Military From Joining Foreign NGOs
China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) has banned its personnel from joining overseas non-governmental organisations (NGOs) over confidentiality and security concerns, after a new regulation was issued by the PLA's General Political Department.
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US President Barack Obama Asked to Raise Issue of Tiger Trade With China
More than a dozen leading NGO's including those from India today exhorted US President Barack Obama to raise the issue of trade in tiger organs in China when he meets his Chinese counterpart.
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India Abstains from Voting on UN Resolution on American NGO
India has abstained from voting on a UN resolution that granted special consultative status to an American NGO that works to free political prisoners across the world.
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Vietnam Questions Suspected Hijackers of Malaysian Tanker
Vietnam's marine police today said they were questioning eight foreigners suspected of being the escaped pirates who commandeered a Malaysian-flagged tanker in the South China Sea for a week.
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China Draft Law Lets Foreign NGOs Open Offices With Government
The Chinese legislature has amended a draft law on international non-governmental organisations to give them special permission to set up branches in China, after an earlier draft sparked concerns of a crackdown.
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Foreign Non-Government Groups in China Fear Clampdown Under New Law
Foreign non-government organisations (NGOs) in China are bracing for a crackdown as the government prepares to pass a new law to regulate their activities, which critics fear could curb activism and drive out several groups.
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Apple's Inability to Monitor Standards Lets Pegatron Pay Low Wages, NGO Says
China Labor Watch, which based its findings on 96 pay stubs submitted by employees, said low pay compels workers to put in more hours.
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China Police Investigate US Citizen Near Border With North Korea: Source
A Korean-American who runs a Christian NGO in a Chinese city on the border with North Korea is being investigated by Chinese authorities and has had his bank accounts frozen, a source with direct knowledge of the case told Reuters on Thursday.
