China Human Rights

Witnesses say the man attempted to destroy Falun Gong-related materials and then assaulted May Zhang multiple times.

A veteran educator says strict routines, score targets, and hidden fees are straining students and distorting education.

A U.S. citizen and Uyghur scholar said his case puts Beijing’s transnational repression on full display and sets a ‘dangerous precedent’ for Americans abroad.

‘They informed me that my deportation was a direct request from Beijing,’ Abdulhakim Idris said.

Chong Wai-man, 61, was jailed for his Facebook posts criticizing the Chinese communist regime and its forced organ harvesting.

Lawyers and activists say individuals can be secretly flagged by police systems, triggering long-term monitoring and restrictions on daily life.

Former inmates describe violence and forced labor in a now-abolished system as online discussion is quickly censored.

Mr. Xu Shujun was detained by police for hanging up information banners about the Chinese regime’s persecution of his faith.

The indictment of the 19 activists cited diplomatic notes from the Chinese Consulate in Almaty to Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry.

Many people working within the CCP’s bureaucracy have been told to sever ties with friends and relatives with overseas backgrounds, residents say.

More than 250 petitioners allege judicial abuse and retaliation, urging the regime’s central authorities to investigate after receiving no response.

Some entries on the list overlap with those on a more comprehensive list on an overseas database that records hundreds of films banned in China.

Gao, who has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times and is known for defending religious freedom in China, has been missing since August 2017.

Retirees from a state-run farm alleged years of mismanaged contributions, saying they were left with minimal payouts and downgraded coverage.

The surveillance system integrates big data and facial recognition technology to monitor movement across the city’s public spaces.

‘I am deeply concerned this incident reflects intimidation tactics often associated with Chinese Communist Party sympathizers,’ said MP James Bezan.

The artist’s wife and seven-year-old son, a U.S. citizen, have been barred from leaving China since his arrest in 2024.

In some cases, grievances appear to be evolving beyond specific disputes into broader political anger.

‘We should not allow different kinds of threats, intimidation, or interference to stop artistic expression from going ahead,’ said Garnett Genuis.

After more than two decades of pursuing justice, a woman from Fujian arrives in the capital but faces surveillance and informants, and is forced to return home.

Witnesses say the man attempted to destroy Falun Gong-related materials and then assaulted May Zhang multiple times.

A veteran educator says strict routines, score targets, and hidden fees are straining students and distorting education.

A U.S. citizen and Uyghur scholar said his case puts Beijing’s transnational repression on full display and sets a ‘dangerous precedent’ for Americans abroad.

‘They informed me that my deportation was a direct request from Beijing,’ Abdulhakim Idris said.

Chong Wai-man, 61, was jailed for his Facebook posts criticizing the Chinese communist regime and its forced organ harvesting.

Lawyers and activists say individuals can be secretly flagged by police systems, triggering long-term monitoring and restrictions on daily life.

Former inmates describe violence and forced labor in a now-abolished system as online discussion is quickly censored.

Mr. Xu Shujun was detained by police for hanging up information banners about the Chinese regime’s persecution of his faith.

The indictment of the 19 activists cited diplomatic notes from the Chinese Consulate in Almaty to Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry.

Many people working within the CCP’s bureaucracy have been told to sever ties with friends and relatives with overseas backgrounds, residents say.

More than 250 petitioners allege judicial abuse and retaliation, urging the regime’s central authorities to investigate after receiving no response.

Some entries on the list overlap with those on a more comprehensive list on an overseas database that records hundreds of films banned in China.

Gao, who has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times and is known for defending religious freedom in China, has been missing since August 2017.

Retirees from a state-run farm alleged years of mismanaged contributions, saying they were left with minimal payouts and downgraded coverage.

The surveillance system integrates big data and facial recognition technology to monitor movement across the city’s public spaces.

‘I am deeply concerned this incident reflects intimidation tactics often associated with Chinese Communist Party sympathizers,’ said MP James Bezan.

The artist’s wife and seven-year-old son, a U.S. citizen, have been barred from leaving China since his arrest in 2024.

In some cases, grievances appear to be evolving beyond specific disputes into broader political anger.

‘We should not allow different kinds of threats, intimidation, or interference to stop artistic expression from going ahead,’ said Garnett Genuis.

After more than two decades of pursuing justice, a woman from Fujian arrives in the capital but faces surveillance and informants, and is forced to return home.