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Human Rights >  Experiences of crime and rights abuses
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China: 'I fear an Orwellian future'

Human rights: Hong, a Chinese entrepreneur who works in the media sector, describes the effect of his government's increasing censorship of websites and his fears for the future

Article photoPhilippines massacre: 'They made a monster'

Human rights: Joseph Jubelag narrowly escaped the November massacre in Maguindanao, the Philippines, which claimed the lives of 57 people – 31 of them fellow journalists

Article photo'I survived Batang Kali'

Human rights: Tham Yong survived the massacre in 1948 when a patrol of British army soldiers came to her village in what was then Malaya and killed 24 villagers for being communists

Russia represses Soviet-era documents

Viewpoint: Russian archivist Arseny Roginsky explains why the prosecution records of several million victims of Communist-era repression remain closed

Supporting victims of domestic violence

First-person: Julia Pemberton and her son William were murdered by his father Alan Pemberton in 2003. Julia's brother Frank describes his campaign to expose failings within the police

'I don't want to live in fear anymore'

Human rights: A government strategy has been launched in the UK to tackle violence against women and girls. Here, Laura explains how she was forced onto the streets after fleeing abuse

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