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In the last two years, while the world resumed activity and reopened borders as COVID-19 ran its course, China doubled down on its strict pandemic restrictions for nearly three years. The “zero-COVID” controls — which ranged from disinfection theatrics, draconian lockdowns, mass testing, movement curbs, and travel restrictions — often

Falun Gong Marks 23 Years of Persecution–And Perseverance–In China
Communist China’s persecution of the Falun Gong spiritual practice has continued nonstop for more than...

Independence Day–History, Tradition, Inspiration
Regarding Independence Day, most Americans would agree that we owe our freedom largely to The Declaration...

Another Witness Comes Forward to Expose Forced Organ Harvesting in China
In recent decades, Chinese authorities have boasted of their country’s booming transplant industry —...

Roe v. Wade Overturned After Half a Century of Imposing Abortion on All US States
More than 20 U.S. states have enacted or are planning restrictions on medically induced abortions following...

Chinese Police Investigated Over Attack on Female Diners in Tangshan
A vicious attack on a group of four women in the northern city of Tangshan has set China’s social media...

Despite Ban, Hongkongers Gather to Mourn Tiananmen Massacre
Even as space for free expression and assembly in Hong Kong disappears under communist rule, some of...

Chinese Authorities Turn Up Heat On Activists Ahead of Tiananmen Massacre Anniversary
Every year, people in China and abroad gather to commemorate the droves of student protesters who died...

Now Banned in Hong Kong, Vigil Honoring Victims of Tiananmen to Be Moved to Taiwan
Since 1990, tens of thousands of people have gathered in Hong Kong’s iconic Victoria Park to commemorate...

Chinese Democracy Activist in Queens Accused of Being Undercover Communist Spy, Indicted Along With 4
A prominent Chinese academic, author and democracy activist living in exile in the U.S. has been accused...