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Chinese-American Artists Targeted in Planned NYT Piece That Would Misrepresent Falun Gong, Shen Yun Performing Arts

Journalists from the New York Times have spent nearly half a year working to collect information and craft a negative narrative of Shen Yun Performing Arts, the globally acclaimed classical

Hong Kong Passes Infamous ‘Article 23’ in Show of Growing Communist Hold

Three months shy of four years after Communist China imposed its repressive National Security Law (NSL) on Hong Kong, the financial hub and port city has passed additional legislation, titled
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Shen Yun Artists Face Discrimination from Pro-CCP Official at US Customs Upon Return From European Tour
Trafficked Cambodian Teen Saved Following Facebook Plea
Virginia State Delegate Calls for Attention to Ongoing Persecution of Falun Gong
Tibetans in Exile – Raising Voices for a Distant Homeland
Toronto Marks 65th Tibetan Uprising Anniversary With Rally Against the CCP
Massive Data Breach Unveils Espionage, Cyber Vulnerabilities Within China’s Security Systems
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Authorities Issue Eviction Orders Against Members of the Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, China
In Chengdu, China, officials and community enforcers have issued eviction notices against members of...
China Aims to Vaccinate 1.1 Billion People by October to ‘Win People’s War’
An official with the Chinese government has announced plans to administer vaccinations to 1.1 billion...
A man holds a banner reading "Freedom" atop a tram stop during an anti-lockdown protest on August 21, 2021 in Melbourne, Australia. Melbourne police under Chinese Communist Party Belt and Road signatory Premier Daniel Andrews, fired rubber bullets, tear gas, and pepper spray against citizens who have suffered more than 200 days of lockdown since the pandemic began in 2020.
Australian Police Use Tear Gas, Pepper Spray, Rubber Bullets Against Melbourne Protests After 200+ Days
Australian law enforcement utilized pepper spray, rubber bullets, and tear gas against thousands of angry...
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Taliban Murdering Afghans Caught With Bibles on Their Phones
After seizing control of Afghanistan on Aug. 15, the Taliban is reportedly killing people found possessing...
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Chinese Exile Chen Guangcheng: If US and Allies Apply Pressure, Imprisoned Dissidents Could Be Free
Aug. 13 marked the fourth year since Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, lauded as “China’s Conscience...
Chinese Citizen Journalist, Imprisoned For Covering Early Stages of Pandemic, Not Well, Lawyer says
Zhang Zhan a citizen journalist who covered the spread of COVID-19 in Wuhan during the early days of...
Demonstrators march past the Olympic Stadium in a protest against mandatory masks and curfews in May of 2021. As many as 100,000 Quebec residents hit the streets of downtown Montreal to protest Canada’s first vaccine passport mandate.
‘We are Going to be Suppressed’: Thousands of Canadians Rally in Protest of Quebec Vaccine Passport
Canadians protesting the installation of vaccine passports filled several blocks in downtown Montreal...
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Hong Kong Group Famous for Mass Protests Disbands After Coming Under Investigation
In 2003, half a million Hongkongers marched to protest the planned activation of Article 23, which would...
Cambodian premier Hun Sen opened the largest dam in the country, swatting away warnings about the disastrous impact it could have on the environment and local livelihoods.
Chinese-Built Dam in Cambodia Creates a Human Rights Disaster
A new report published by Human Rights Watch (HRW) details how a Chinese-financed hydroelectric dam in...