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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
Millions Blocked From Travel Due to China’s Social Credit Surveillance
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...
China Targeted by Canadian Coalition on International Human Rights Day
RAHUL VAIDYANATH | EPOCH TIMES Canadian government urged to stand firm on arrest of Huawei executive OTTAWA—A number of groups subjected to human rights abuses by China’s ruling communist regime urged the Canadian government to take action on Dec. 10—International...
China Holds Top Journalist, Family Under Criminal Detention
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...
The Escape of a Uyghur Woman (Part I)
VISION TIMES My name is Mina. I grew up in the city of Korla in Qiemo County of Xinjiang Province, China. In March 2009, I applied for a passport from the authorities, which was not an easy process as it took me nine months and cost over US$5,000. I became a very...
China Engaging in Wide Campaign to Influence American Life
Ken Bredemeier | Voice of America A new study by longtime China experts in the U.S. has concluded that Beijing is engaging in an increasingly aggressive campaign to influence and shape perceptions about China held by American politicians, university scholars, and...
Chinese Student in US Threatened for Her Online Expression
Leo Timm | Vision Times Chinese woman studying at Carnegie Melon says she was given a stern warning from members of the school’s Chinese international student association after she criticized its response to the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. The Carnegie Melon...
Communism In The World
Washington, DC: Forum in House Building Exposes Brutality of Communism
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...
China Engaging in Wide Campaign to Influence American Life
Ken Bredemeier | Voice of America A new study by longtime China experts in the U.S. has concluded that Beijing is engaging in an increasingly aggressive campaign to influence and shape perceptions about China held by American politicians, university scholars, and...
Prior to G-20, Falun Gong Practitioners Arrested for Protesting Chinese Regime’s Abuses
EPOCH TIMES Demonstrators peacefully protesting human rights abuses in China ahead of the G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina were arrested and detained after being told by police they were not permitted to protest against the Chinese regime. Practitioners of the...
Chinese Student in US Threatened for Her Online Expression
Leo Timm | Vision Times Chinese woman studying at Carnegie Melon says she was given a stern warning from members of the school’s Chinese international student association after she criticized its response to the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. The Carnegie Melon...
Chinese Officials Arrested for Bribery Amid Kenya’s SGR Corruption Inquiry
Salem Solomon | Voice of America WASHINGTON — Kenyan authorities have arrested seven officials with the China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC) for bribing investigators looking into corruption tied to the Standard Gauge Railway, the Daily Nation, one of Kenya’s...
Reports of China Hacking ‘Credible’ as New Zealand Professor Reports Car-Tampering
Ng Yik-tung, Lau Siu-fung, and Gao Feng | Radio Free Asia Chinese experts living in Australia say recent reports that China's state security police hacked and spied on Australian businesses are “credible,” as a New Zealand academic researching Beijing's overseas...
When Technology Meets Tyranny
PETER ZHANG | Epoch Times As China heads full force in developing AI weapons, the West needs to take a stand Back in May 2014, Stephen Hawking, along with several scientists, warned the world: “Success in creating AI [artificial intelligence] would be the biggest...
Honoring 100 Million Victims of Communism
Vision Times In November 1917, Vladimir Lenin’s revolutionaries stormed the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, overthrowing the legal Russian government and establishing the world’s first communist regime. The October Revolution, so named because it happened in October...
US Presses China on Religious Rights, South China Sea, Taiwan
Nike Ching | Voice of America STATE DEPARTMENT — U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo pressed their Chinese counterparts on religious freedom, freedom of navigation in the South China Sea and other issues Friday in a meeting aimed at...
