China Human Rights

‘We have a broad suite of powers to counter foreign interference,’ Home Office Minister Lord Hanson of Flint said.

While the Chinese Communist Party already censors the internet, anyone can tap into radio waves, an expert says.

At least 136 practitioners have been arrested and around 189 harassed in the first two months of 2025, a watchdog reports.

“Canada strongly condemns China’s use of the death penalty, which is irreversible and inconsistent with basic human dignity,” Global Affairs Canada said.

‘The Chinese Communist Party has a long track record of human rights violations stemming from illegal organ harvesting,' Rep. Neal Dunn says.

The measures would dedicate personnel, training, and resources to monitor transnational repression from authoritarian regimes and protect target groups.

Experts say possible reasons include weakened immunity, vaccination side effects, stress, and other infectious diseases.

The policy will apply to current and former foreign officials for deporting Uyghurs or members of other ethnic or religious groups with ‘protection concerns.’

Ding Lebin says he was not surprised by the regime’s effort to stop him from delivering his address.

What the authorities really want to investigate is human bird flu infections in southern China, according to one expert.

‘Once a person tastes freedom, they won’t go back to watching the CCP’s toxic media,’ said Gan Wenwei, who helped Chinese people bypass the internet firewall.

Admission comes after reports emerged that Thailand received offers from three countries to take the Uyghurs.

Two Falun Gong practitioners spoke at the U.N. body’s meetings, raising awareness of the plight of their faith group under the CCP’s relentless persecution.

Falun Gong practitioners are among those targeted by Chinese regime authorities for forced organ harvesting.

‘It’s long past time to dismantle the CCP’s state-sponsored organ harvesting industry,’ Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told The Epoch Times.

NGOs such as Freedom House play an important role in supplementing U.S. government agencies for international advocacy of human rights, an expert said.

Espionage is a blanket crime used by the Chinese regime to silence journalists in China, according to Reporters Without Borders.

U.S. citizens in the Southeast Asian nation are advised to take extra caution, review personal security plans, and follow the instructions of local authorities.