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In the most recent manifestation of efforts to stifle artistic expression and cultural heritage, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been suspected of targeted Shen Yun Performing Arts with a series of bomb threats and acts of vandalism, as reported by The Epoch Times on March 25. Shen Yun Performing
29th Annual Commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day Draws Attendance From Congress Members, Other Officials
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Annual Commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day, an esteemed event held in the...
Falun Gong Parade Held in Manhattan to Celebrate the Spiritual Practice’s Founding
NEW YORK, New York — A large annual parade by adherents of the traditional Chinese cultivation discipline...
EU-backed Plan Would Force Dutch Farmers Off Property, Ban Them From Setting Up Elsewhere
A plan by the Dutch government calls for around 3,000 farmers — considered high emitters of the greenhouse...
On Press Freedom Day, Hong Kong Journalist Who Was Beaten Along With Protesters by CCP Thugs Remains
The occasion of World Press Freedom Day on May 3 is an opportunity to highlight the degradation of Hong...
Thugs Who Attacked Falun Gong Practitioners in Hong Kong Sentenced for Property Damage
Two Hong Kong men who attacked information booths belonging to adherents of the Falun Gong spiritual...
Sunak Commends Falun Gong Practitioners on Eve of April 25 Anniversary
The UK Prime Minister's Office on April 19 sent a letter in response to the local Falun Dafa Association...
Remembering April 25: The Day When Chinese Stood Up for Their Faith
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Last weekend, thousands of Falun Gong practitioners held events in Flushing, Queens,...
‘New Citizens Movement’ Activists Re-sentenced by Communist China Give Defiant Statements Before Trial
Two prominent human rights activists, Xu Zhiyong and Ding Jiaxi, were handed 14- and 12-year prison terms...
Annual US Report Describes Continuing Degradation of Political Liberties in Hong Kong Under Communist
The "2023 Hong Kong Policy Act Report" released Friday, March 31 by the U.S. Department of State highlighted...