Articles
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
An Interview With Xu Youyu: ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come’
China Change This article was first published in China Change web site Yaxue Cao (YC): Professor Xu, would you mind first introducing yourself to our readers? Xu Youyu (XY): My name is Xu Youyu (徐友渔); I was born in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, in 1947. I was in...
Independent Students Slam China-Backed Intimidation on Overseas Campuses
Liu Fei, Fok Leung-kiu and Ma Lap-hak | Radio Free Asia An independent group of overseas Chinese students has hit out at Communist Party-backed student groups on overseas campuses, following reports that they threatened and harassed Uyghur and Tibetan activists...
Hidden Cameras Abuse the Privacy of Chinese Citizens
VISION TIMES A social media post, “Leave Your Clothes On; Secret Camera by the Bed!”, has gone viral in China. It describes the case of Ms. Zhang Pei from Beijing, who stayed in a hotel with her boyfriend in February 2018. A hidden camera had filmed the couple and the...
Horrors of Chinese Torture Methods
OMID GHOREISHI | EPOCH TIMES With reports of psychological torture used against detained Canadians, The Epoch Times looks at the Chinese regime’s use of torture Editor’s note: The Epoch Times is publishing a number of articles exposing the use of torture by the...
China Offers Students Cash for Reporting Religious Believers
VISION TIMES The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has intensified its efforts in instilling atheism on primary and secondary school students, according to Bitter Winter — a magazine that reports on religious liberty and human rights in China. Students are...
Chinese Embassy in Sweden Denies Secretly Trying to Silence Daughter of a Detained Bookseller
Kris Cheng | Hong Kong Free Press China has denied contacting the daughter of detained Swedish national and former Hong Kong bookseller Gui Minhai in an effort to stop her talking to the press. In a report published last Sunday, Angela Gui told the Svenska Dagbladet...
Communism In The World
Australia revokes Chinese tycoon’s citizenship over alleged political interference in Australian politics
Chinese Border-Crossing Question and Answer project | Global Voices The news concerning Chinese tycoon Huang Xiangmo's revoked Australian citizenship has shaken the Chinese overseas and diasporic communities last week. Huang is now settled in Hong Kong...
Independent Students Slam China-Backed Intimidation on Overseas Campuses
Liu Fei, Fok Leung-kiu and Ma Lap-hak | Radio Free Asia An independent group of overseas Chinese students has hit out at Communist Party-backed student groups on overseas campuses, following reports that they threatened and harassed Uyghur and Tibetan activists...
Top US University Suspends New Research Projects with Chinese Telecom Giant Huawei
Voice of America One of the world's top research universities, the U.S.-based University of California, Berkeley, has stopped new research projects with Huawei Technologies, a Chinese telecommunications giant. The university's suspension, which took effect on January...
The spread of China’s State-Controlled Internet Model Raises Concerns
FRANK FANG | EPOCH TIMES China’s censorship-enabled internet model is spreading beyond its borders, at a time when more and more people in the world are gaining access to the internet, according to a new report. Michael Pisa, a policy fellow at the Washington-based...
US Town Arts Center Removes Paintings Depicting President Xi Jinping
Ng Yik-tung, Lau Siu-fung and Tam Siu-yin | Radio Free Asia Organizers of a recent exhibit of paintings by U.S.-based Chinese artist Weng Bing removed three out of 38 paintings, citing "political" content, RFA has learned. Arts officials in the Town of Cary in North...
World’s Worst 5 Dictators of the 21st Century—Number 1 Makes Stalin Look Like Santa Claus
SUNNY CHAO | EPOCH TIMES The 20th century has seen tyrants like none in the history of the world—Mao, Stalin, Hitler—and well over 100 million have been killed during those hundred years. The 21st century, meanwhile, is not lacking in comparison in terms of...
American Universities Are Showing the Door to Confucius Institutes
VISION TIMES In the U.S., Confucius Institutes operate on the campuses of close to 100 universities. Over the past few years, the intelligence community has been wary of these institutes, since they are mostly funded by the Chinese government and sneak in...
Chinese President ‘Most Dangerous Enemy’ of Free Societies: Soros
Wong Lok-to| Radio Free Asia China on Friday hit out at a speech by billionnaire investor George Soros in which he referred to President Xi Jinping as "the most dangerous enemy" of free societies. Soros told a fringe event at the Davos economic forum on Thursday that...
Hong Kong newspaper Ta Kung Pao slammed by Taiwanese presidential office for ‘fake news’
Kris Cheng | Hong Kong Free Press The Taiwanese presidential office has hit out at Hong Kong newspaper Ta Kung Pao, accusing the China-owned publication of producing fake news about the president and a senior Taiwanese journalist. Ta Kung Pao’s front page story on...
