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GOAL OF R/HUMANRIGHTS

A subreddit for discussing human rights issues around the globe.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights


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POSTING RULES

1. The post must be relevant to the subreddit i.e. must be a "Human Rights" topic

If your post is about human rights issues. This is the place. We encourage fair and balanced submissions. Please do not use misinformation and unreliable resources. Do use credible resources like the reuters, BBC, or NPR.

2. No Ambiguous or Misleading Titles Please, if possible, comment or add a short written detail of the link your post.

The subject and content of the link should be apparent by its title. Posts with misleading or inaccurate titles will be removed.

3. No Misinformation, Unreliable Sources or Spam Carefully consider the validity and reliability of the source before posting. Strictly no spam or self promotion of your material. i.e. your site, channel etc.

4. No Propaganda Posts attempting to promote a specific agenda of yours or anyone else will be removed.


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A Second China Shock, With Brad Setser

In this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, Dr. Leta Hong Fincher joins us to discuss the legal and social status of women in China. Dr. Fincher, who has written widely on gender issues in the PRC, reviews the history of Chinese marriage and divorce policies with an eye towards China’s contemporary feminist movements. She speaks to how the privatization of housing in the 1990s led to widening gender income gaps and the way women are increasingly discriminated against in the workplace. She highlights, amidst China’s ongoing demographic struggles, the plight of so-called “leftover women,” or sheng nu, who are faced with growing government and societal pressure to marry and start families. Dr. Fincher concludes by discussing the future of feminism in China, emphasizing the resilience and popularity of feminist movements despite the challenges they have faced.

Dr. Leta Hong Fincher is a journalist and research associate at Columbia University’s Weatherhead East Asian Institute. A sociologist by trade, she focuses on feminist issues in China and has published two books on this subject – Betraying Big Brother: The Feminist Awakening in China (2018) and Leftover Women: The Resurgence of Gender Inequality in China (2014, with a recently-published 10-year edition). Dr. Fincher is fluent in Mandarin and was the first American to receive a PhD in sociology from Beijing’s Tsinghua University.

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You Don't Get Freedom Peacefully

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Former Turkish Soldier Talks About Dersim Genocide.

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