by Editor | Dec 11, 2018 | Censorship, Communist Regime
VISION TIMES Over 9 million Chinese citizens have been blocked from buying flight tickets due to their low Social Credit Rating, a system that measures a citizen’s “trustworthiness.” Three million people were also barred from buying business-class train tickets. The... 
by Editor | Dec 9, 2018 | Communism in the world, Tuidang Forum, Tuidang Forum, Tuidang News
Li Jingfei | Minghui.org As Human Rights Day of December 10 approached, a forum took place at the Rayburn House Office Building on December 4 that highlighted the mistreatment that Falun Gong practitioners have suffered in China for their belief. Several... 
by Editor | Dec 8, 2018 | Tuidang News
Minghui One of the most important and popular festivals in China is the Moon Festival. Every autumn people celebrate the bountiful harvest and the results of their hard work. As they went about preparing for this year’s celebration, people in Tieling City... 
by Editor | Dec 7, 2018 | corruption, Hong Kong
Kris Cheng | Hong Kong Free Press A lawmaker asked the Hong Kong anti-graft agency on Thursday to look into the bribery case of former top official Patrick Ho. Ho’s case has ties to Hong Kong, and as such warrants an investigation by Hong Kong’s Independent... 
by Editor | Dec 6, 2018 | Censorship, Human rights
Wong Siu-san and Lee Wang-yam | Radio Free Asia Authorities in the central Chinese province of Hunan have placed a prominent freelance journalist and associates under criminal detention, RFA has learned. Chen Jieren, his brother Chen Weiren and associate Deng...
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