China Human Rights

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

‘I cannot understand how these individuals could act so brazenly and unlawfully in broad daylight,’ a Falun Gong practitioner said.

There are 144 entities on the UFLPA Entity List that have been accused of using the forced labor of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, DHS said.

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.

Transnational repression (TNR) in Canada has become a growing concern, with diaspora groups sounding the alarm and calling on Ottawa to take stronger action.

The self-made millionaire and founder of the now-defunct Apple Daily faces national security charges over his pro-democracy activism.

‘I can tell you the threat of communism is not just in China. It is right here in America,’ Betsy McCaughey says.

Aug. 13 marks the eighth anniversary of the disappearance of the renowned Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.

Communist China ‘uses free speech to harm other people’s right to free speech,’ Chen Guangcheng told The Epoch Times.

‘The Chinese government must stop persecuting the Gao family,’ John Kamm, executive director of the Dui Hua Foundation, said.

The Hong Kong police’s moves target pro-democracy activists, including those in G7 RRM countries.

In today’s China, the greater crisis may not be an economic slowdown, but the collapse of faith in the system itself, according to Xiao Yi.

‘We can ensure that organ procurement is ethical and that no one profits illegally from the organs of Uyghurs, Tibetans, Falun Gong practitioners,’ they wrote.

‘It shouldn’t be left to members of the public to take companies to court,’ said Freya Dinshaw, the associate legal director of Human Rights Law Centre.

The U.S. CDC issued a Level 2 travel alert on Aug. 1 for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

‘I cannot understand how these individuals could act so brazenly and unlawfully in broad daylight,’ a Falun Gong practitioner said.

There are 144 entities on the UFLPA Entity List that have been accused of using the forced labor of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, DHS said.

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

The Republic of China’s troops allied with the United States in the war against Japan’s invasion during WWII, not the CCP.

Transnational repression (TNR) in Canada has become a growing concern, with diaspora groups sounding the alarm and calling on Ottawa to take stronger action.

The self-made millionaire and founder of the now-defunct Apple Daily faces national security charges over his pro-democracy activism.

‘I can tell you the threat of communism is not just in China. It is right here in America,’ Betsy McCaughey says.

Aug. 13 marks the eighth anniversary of the disappearance of the renowned Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.

Communist China ‘uses free speech to harm other people’s right to free speech,’ Chen Guangcheng told The Epoch Times.

‘The Chinese government must stop persecuting the Gao family,’ John Kamm, executive director of the Dui Hua Foundation, said.

The Hong Kong police’s moves target pro-democracy activists, including those in G7 RRM countries.

In today’s China, the greater crisis may not be an economic slowdown, but the collapse of faith in the system itself, according to Xiao Yi.

‘We can ensure that organ procurement is ethical and that no one profits illegally from the organs of Uyghurs, Tibetans, Falun Gong practitioners,’ they wrote.

‘It shouldn’t be left to members of the public to take companies to court,’ said Freya Dinshaw, the associate legal director of Human Rights Law Centre.

The U.S. CDC issued a Level 2 travel alert on Aug. 1 for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.