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WASHINGTON D.C. — On July 21, a coalition of human rights advocates, medical ethics experts, and policy scholars convened at the U.S. Capitol for the Chinese Freedom & U.S.–Taiwan Security Forum 2026, where speakers renewed calls for stronger international action to confront the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) practice of forcibly
Hong Kong Hunter Bookstore Sealed Off, Two People Arrested; Multiple Human Rights Organizations Condemn
Hong Kong's independent Hunter Bookstore was searched and sealed by police on Wednesday, June 24. The...
Chinese Activist Zhang Chao Arrested After Posting Tiananmen Photo on WeChat
The Chinese Communist Party has never acknowledged the June 4, 1989, massacre in Beijing's Tiananmen...
Supreme Court Dismisses Falun Gong Lawsuit Alleging Cisco Aided Religious Persecution in China
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, June 23 ended a long-running lawsuit accusing technology company Cisco...
Hong Kong Journalists Face Growing Pressure Under National Security Law, Oxford Report Finds
According to a report released by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University...
Chinese Police Raid Early Rain Covenant Church, Detain 33 Members
Early Rain Covenant Church, also known as Qiuyu Covenant Church, is one of China’s most prominent unregistered...
Bill to Sanction Forced Organ Harvesting in China Clears Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a bipartisan bill Wednesday, June 17 that would impose...
Falun Gong Practitioners Rally Outside Chinese Embassy, Calling for the Release of Detained Family Members
By Cao Ming, Vision Times WASHINGTON D.C. — On May 30, dozens of Falun Gong practitioners from the...
Arthur Liu Testifies Before Congress on Beijing’s Transnational Repression
By Xie Xingyu, Vision Times 37 years after fleeing China following the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy...
Freed But Not Free: Taiwan Publisher Fucha Still Trapped in China After Sentence Ends
Fucha (Li Yanhe), editor-in-chief of Taiwan-based publisher Gūsa Press, was sentenced by Chinese authorities...