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A Glimpse into Tuidang
Tuidang background story 2 — Zhang Peng
This video was first published on April 13th, 2008 Zhang Peng, was a college tutor in his hometown of Hanyang City in Hunan Province, China. In his spare time he studied economics, history, and law. After passing the national lawyer's certification test, he worked as...
Tuidang background story 1 — Li Ming
This video was first published on April 13th, 2006 Li Ming, a Chinese woman from Beijing, says she fully understands how 1.5 billion people in China are actually constantly under threat. She was imprisoned seven times and tortured in over 50 difference ways in the...
Tuidang background story 3 — Hu Zhiming
This video was first published on April 13th, 2009 Once a respected and relatively privileged member of Chinese society, Hu Zhiming found himself escaping his homeland on foot, crossing the border into Thailand and eventually immigrating to the United States. He had...
China Watch
‘You’re a Moral Vacuum’: Huawei VP Challenged by UK Lawmakers About Company’s Ethics
CATHY HE | EPOCH TIMES Huawei’s cybersecurity chief was accused of being a “moral vacuum” during a UK parliamentary hearing, in which he was repeatedly questioned about the Chinese company’s ethical stance on doing business with governments that violate human rights....
New York Post Publishes Account of Former Hospital Worker Who Witnessed China’s Forced Live Organ Harvesting
Minghui The New York Post carried an article on June 1, 2019, titled “Chinese dissidents are being executed for their organs, former hospital worker says.” The article was written by Steven W. Mosher, the president of the Population Research Institute and an...
Crackdown Continues on Chinese Dissidents As Massacre Anniversary Passes
Wong Lok-to and Lin Ping | Radio Free Asia A former professor from the southwestern Chinese region of Guizhou is on the run after escaping detention by state security police in the wake of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre. Former Guizhou University...
China Has Built a Digital Prison for Tibetans
VISION TIMES In the past, thousands of Tibetans migrated into India to escape the brutal Chinese communist regime occupying their land. But now, such migrations have largely stopped as Beijing has built an expansive hi-tech surveillance system that traps Tibetans...
Nancy Pelosi Urges US to Link Human Rights to Trade Talks with China
CATHY HE | EPOCH TIMES In the week marking 30 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre in China, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged the U.S. government to link human rights to current trade negotiations with the Chinese regime. She further indicated that...
Congress Holds Hearing to Mark 30th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
JOAN CHANG | EPOCH TIMES WASHINGTON—While the Chinese regime has been trying to erase the history of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protest and massacre, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said at a Congressional hearing, the peaceful protestors’ names “are remembered and...
Communism In The World
China’s Export of Authoritarianism Explored on Capitol Hill
Michael Bowman | Voice of America CAPITOL HILL — Thirty years after China’s deadly Tiananmen Square crackdown, Beijing is exporting authoritarianism and prodding governments around the world to spy on and control their citizens, U.S. lawmakers, and human rights...
Pompeo Accuses Huawei of Lying About Ties to Chinese Government
Voice of America News U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused the head of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies of lying about his company's relationship with the government in Beijing. Pompeo said in a CNBC interview Thursday that Huawei "is...
Chinese Propaganda Campaign Targets Australian Prime Minister Ahead of Election
NICOLE HAO | EPOCH TIMES Ahead of Australia’s recent federal election, the country’s prime minister and the ruling Liberal Party found itself the target of a propaganda campaign by social media accounts linked to the Chinese communist regime. On May 18, Prime...
Zimbabwe’s Rural Communities Standing up to Chinese Mining Companies
ANDREW MAMBONDIYANI | EPOCH TIMES MUTARE, Zimbabwe—Zimbabwe’s rural communities are beginning to stand up to Chinese companies operating in the country, as evidenced by the recent demonstrations against plans for a mining project in the Domboshava area, north of the...
Chinese Human Rights Defender, Former Participant in Tiananmen Protests Died Mysteriously
ChinaAid Munich — En route to Paris, Zhang Jian, a former student participant in the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, passed away suddenly in Munich on April 23. After boarding a flight from Omar to Paris, Zhang suffered severe health complications, and the aircraft...
An Increasing Number of US Officials Are Spying for Communist China
Vision Times The Chinese government seems to be determined to steal sensitive information from the U.S. administration and tech companies, as several cases of U.S. officials colluding with Beijing for personal interests are coming to light. Spying for China...
Hong Kong Renditions Law Could Affect US Security, Business Interests: Report
Lau Siu-fung | Radio Free Asia Proposed amendments to Hong Kong's extradition laws could further erode the city's promised autonomy, and pose a security risk for U.S. citizens and companies, a U.S. government report has warned.The planned changes to the city's...
Communist China’s Cultural Invasion of the World — Part I
How the ‘Committee of 100’ is Doing Beijing’s Bidding in the US
Mark Simon | Hong Kong Free Press Whether it be Italians, Jews, Koreans, or Chinese, immigrant communities settling in the United States have often looked to those who came before them not only as role models but champions who knocked down the walls of bigotry and...
