The Chinese Communist Party Gives Heavy Prison Sentences to P2P Lending Billionaires, Seizes Property
Mr. He was accused of deceptively selling financial products through his companies, such as Hoomsun (Shanghai) Investment Management Co., to more than 41,100 investors. He drew in a total of more than 8.9 billion yuan (about $1.25 billion) of investment funds, according to the Shanghai court verdict.
Exiled Hong Kong Activist Urged to Return Home By Questionable Online Post
“This isn’t about the law — it’s more about using Cultural Revolution-style struggle session tactics to undermine family ties of love, affection and trust,”
Jailed Hong Kong, Chinese Attorneys Honored With Human Rights Award
The awards were to honor “the long-standing and outstanding commitment and sacrifice those three lawyers have demonstrated in upholding the fundamental values of the legal profession and in defending and advocating for human rights and the respect for the rule of law,” it said.
Pro-CCP Members Assaulted at Least 40 Anti-Communist Protesters During APEC, Eyewitness Says
Chen Chuangchuang, executive director of the China Democracy Party National Committee in New York, said he saw three individuals being assaulted while leaving the protest site. Two were left injured while one of them needed emergency room attention, according to Mr. Zhou, one of those who was attacked and suffered a minor injury
Chinese Communist Party Launches ‘Patriotic Education’ Law for Youth
the device was removed from shelves following a parent’s complaint that it generated an essay calling Mao “narrow-minded” for instigating the Cultural Revolution in 1966.
China Bans Book on Last Ming Emperor After Comments Link it to Xi Jinping
Chen Zifei | Radio Free Asia Online comments link the book’s analysis of Chongzhen’s reign to China’s current situation under Xi Jinping. Authorities in China have banned a book about the last Ming dynasty emperor Chongzhen after online comments said its analysis could apply to current Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. “Chongzhen: The Hard-working Emperor Who […]
What Are the ‘Crimes’ of Journalist and MeToo Activist Huang Xueqin, According to Her Indictment?
From May 2020 to February 2021, the defendant Huang Xueqin, incited by personnel of foreign organizations, participated in “nonviolent movement” online courses. With full knowledge that these courses contained content intended to incite subversion of our national government
Hong Kong Groups Urge Support for Petition Demanding Foreign Influence Registry
In addition to advocating for the creation of a foreign influence registry, the petition has raised concerns about certain individuals within the Canadian community exploiting the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Immigration Act of 1923 to undermine the government’s commitment to establish the Foreign Influence Transparency Registry (FITR).
Amidst Anti-espionage Campaign, Chinese General Shines a Spotlight on Corrupt Chinese Communist Party Officials
According to a report by Voice of America on August 29, a Major General in the Chinese military, Jin Yinan, exposed in a closed-door meeting a number of cases of high-ranking officials who have been caught spying for foreign nations, including second-generation Reds and diplomatic envoys.
The 8th Anniversary of 709 Crackdown on Human Rights Lawyers: Ten Notable Events Over the Past Year
On August 13, 2017, renowned lawyer Gao Zhisheng (高智晟), under soft house arrest in his hometown in Shaanxi and one year after being released from prison, suddenly lost contact with his family in the U.S and friends. More than five years have passed without any news from or regarding him.