Tag: xinjiang
Top US Universities Named for AI Ties to CCP Surveillance Labs
By Gao Yun A new research report finds that several top U.S. universities—including MIT, Stanford,...
Japan Ends Its Cautious China Policy Under PM Takaichi
Analysis by Yuan Shan Japan’s new prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, wasted no time making her foreign-policy...
X’s New IP Feature Unmasks Beijing’s Propaganda Machine in Real Time
By Jing Chen When X (formerly Twitter) quietly turned on a new feature showing each account’s IP-based...
15 Nations Condemn China’s Human Rights Abuses at UN Meeting
On Nov. 20, at the 80th United Nations General Assembly Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural...
‘Hit the Nail on the Head’: Video of Japanese Lawmaker Criticizing Xi Jinping Goes Viral
Japanese House of Councillors member Hei Seki, who is of Chinese descent, recently unleashed a scathing...
Reports: Xi Jinping Nearly Injured in Explosion in Xinjiang, Appears Pale and Unsteady
Recent reports claim that Chinese leader Xi Jinping narrowly avoided an explosion while attending celebrations...
Power Shift in Beijing? Xi Loyalist Ousted in Xinjiang as Party Elders Strike Back
By Li Jingyao and Janet Huang, Vision Times The recent removal of Ma Xingrui, a trusted ally of Xi...
Journalists Face Death Threats for Exposing Forced Labor in Chinese Factory
Two French journalists are under fire after airing a hard-hitting investigation into alleged forced labor...
‘We now know clearly that the CCP does not equal China’: Statements From the Tuidang Movement (September
The Tuidang movement, started in November 2004, encourages Chinese around the world to renounce their...
US Sanctions 3 More Chinese Firms Over Uyghur Slave Labor
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has added three more mainland Chinese firms to an entity list...
Uyghur Butcher Freed After Seven Years Behind Bars for Discouraging Alcohol and Smoking
On April 11, a Uyghur butcher was released from prison after serving seven years in Xinjiang for discouraging...
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...