Tag: Human Rights China
New Report Finds Widespread Abuse and Forced Labor Across China’s Prison System
A new report released by European human rights organization Safeguard Defenders has found disturbing...
Toronto Protest Condemns China’s Ethnic ‘Unity’ Law as US, EU Voice Concern
By Jin Yan, Vision Times TORONTO, Canada — On July 1, nearly 100 demonstrators gathered outside the...
Sheng Xue on the 1989 Chinese Democracy Movement: From Pleas for Political Rehabilitation to the Reckoning
On Aug. 20, 1989, I left Beijing—still reeling from the bloody crackdown and the lingering grief—and...
A Chinese Law Student Who Joined the 1989 Tiananmen Hunger Strike Recalls the Six Weeks That Led to the
Beijing students took to the streets within days of Hu Yaobang's death On April 15, 1989, Hu Yaobang...
Protesters Urge Canada to Hold Firm on Human Rights as Wang Yi Visits Ottawa
OTTAWA, Canada — Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi returned to Ottawa on May 28-29 for his first visit...
China Forces State Employees to Get Communist Party Approval Before Leaving Beijing
A social media post published on May 9 set off a wave of online discussion in China when a user going...
Falun Gong Marks 27 Years Since April 25 Appeal With Toronto Rally Against Persecution
On April 25, 1999, over ten thousand Falun Gong practitioners in China went to the State Council Petition...
From Beijing Diplomacy To Taiwan Defense Debate: Pressure Points In US–China Relations
Two separate developments involving Communist China and Taiwan have drawn attention amid broader U.S....
From Peaceful Protest to Nationwide Crackdown: The Legacy of ‘April 25, 1999’
Saturday, April 25, will mark 27 years since the persecution of Falun Gong, a spiritual discipline in...
Chinese Dissident Yi Haihua Goes Missing in Dubai After Automated Distress Letter Is Sent
Yi Haihua, a 45-year-old Guangzhou entrepreneur and dissident writer, spent over a decade building a...
China Surveillance State: 800 Million Cameras, Total Monitoring, and Public Backlash
A ranking of China’s most heavily surveilled cities began circulating online in early April, quickly...
Lone Protester Hung Anti-CCP Banners in Beijing’s Sanlitun District
On March 18, 2026, a video that CCP censors had suppressed for nearly five months broke through China's...