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HUMAN RIGHTS

Vocal Hui Muslim Poet Assaulted By Stranger Near His Home in Shandong

After spending three years keeping a low profile in order to avoid Chinese authorities, vocal Hui Muslim poet Cui Haoxin — better known by his pen name An Ran —

Mass Trials and Bounty Hunts of Overseas Chinese Activists Sparks Concern at UN

Human rights investigators at the United Nations (UN) have raised the alarm concerning mass trials carried out on democracy activists months ago as part of Hong Kong’s repressive National Security
A CCP spy pretending to be a tourist attempted to enter an invite-only briefing at the UK's House of Commons on the situation of eight Hong Kong dissidents.
Family of Washington-based Student Activist Targeted By Chinese Authorities
Uyghur Scholar, Rahile Dawut, Sentenced to Life in Prison By China
‘Communism Must Perish So That China May Live’: Chinese Quit the CCP
Inside Beijing’s Stealth Infiltration: How the CCP Exerts Its Influence Across US Campuses
The CCP's Confucius Institutes have appeared to shut down, only to reopen under new names.
China Launches Retroactive Investigations Into Healthcare Sector Corruption
Tibetan Writer, Lobsang Lhundup, Freed After Four Years Behind Bars, But Remains Under Surveillance
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China’s Guangzhou in Revolt Over Newest COVID Lockdown
Throngs of people in the city of Guangzhou, southern China, rose up in protest against the authorities...
UK Slave Bosses May Be ‘Personally Liable’ for Exploitation of Workers
By Lin Taylor, Thomson Reuters Foundation. LONDON — Modern slavery civil suits in Britain got more...
Fearing COVID Lockdown, Over 10,000 Workers Break Out of China’s Biggest iPhone Factory
In the latest — and one of the most dramatic — examples of Chinese forced to the brink by the communist...
In Online Conference, Experts Discuss Staggering New Heights of Beijing’s Organ Harvesting Crimes
For decades now, Chinese authorities have boasted of their country’s booming transplant industry — which...
Hong Kong Court Finds Pro-CCP Man Guilty of Attacking Falun Gong Practitioners
In a potentially significant case for the future of religious freedom in Hong Kong, a local court has...
Residents in Kherson Flee City Ahead of Expected Ukrainian Offensive
Russian authorities in the occupied Ukrainian region of Kherson said on Wednesday, Oct. 19 that they...
Tent Shelter for Hundreds of Migrant Men Opens in New York City
NEW YORK (Reuters) — New York City opened an emergency tent shelter on Wednesday, Oct. 19 to alleviate...
Ukraine and Russia: What You Need to Know Right Now
MOSCOW (Reuters) — Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered all of his country to support the war effort...
Iranians in Turkey Mark One-Month Anniversary of Anti-Government Protests
Dozens of Iranians gathered near the Islamic Republic's consulate in Istanbul on Monday, Oct. 17 to mark...