New List of Perpetrators Submitted to 44 Governments Before Human Rights Day
We hope Chinese officials keep this in mind and stop following the CCP’s policy of persecuting Falun Gong. If they do, they may lose opportunities for themselves and their family members to travel, study, conduct business, or settle down in those countries.
Former Peking University Professor Exposes Xi Jinping’s Little-Known State of Mind: Former Premier Li Keqiang’s Fall From Power
The “princelings” within the CCP generally refer to the descendants of party elites. Mr. Yuan said that the princelings see the tyrannical rule of the CCP as their private domain and refuse to allow outsiders access to such political and economic power, meaning that “commoners” who ascend to the top of the party will never be allowed to take actual power.
China’s Xi Jinping Gets Third Term, Packs Ruling Committee with Loyal ‘Minions’
The party congress also amended the Communist Party’s constitution to enshrine Xi and his personal brand of political ideology as a “core” leader, giving Xi free rein to take China in whichever direction he chooses.
Chinese Leader Xi Jinping’s Third Term Looks Certain, But Will He Share Power?
“[This] abolished the administrative reforms that Deng Xiaoping had worked hard to implement in response to the Cultural Revolution [1966-1976], and restarted the system of lifelong party leadership begun in the Mao era, technically, Xi Jinping can now be re-elected until the end of his life,”
said Lu Chen
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 footage was posted onto a […]
The Ideological Continuum Between Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping
Hu Ping | China Change This .article was first published in the ChinaChange website on November 19, 2018 Recently, there have been two hot topics in China: the Sino-U.S. trade war and the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of China’s Reform and Opening up. We have noticed that many people in the system have written […]
Moral Courage Needed in Reconsidering China Policy
Peter Zhang | Epoch Times Benjamin Franklin once said, “Never ruin an apology with an excuse.” In the wake of the obvious fact that the U.S.-led Western effort to democratize China through so-called constructive diplomatic and commercial engagement has failed over the decades, advocates of this policy may now feel compelled to have something to […]
Chinese Minister Reveals Number of High-Ranking Military Officials Purged by Xi Jinping
NTD TV With much focus on the 19th National Congress and who Chinese leader Xi Jinping will appoint to the party’s top leadership positions, a Chinese official has quietly provided clues to the scale of Xi’s anti-corruption probe into the Chinese military in the five years since he took power. Speaking at a news conference […]
Fall of Chongqing Chief Could Spell End of Collective Chinese Leadership
Lin Ping | Radio Free Asia The expulsion of once-rising political star Sun Zhengcai from the ruling Chinese Communist Party and a criminal probe into “serious disciplinary violations” on his part comes as President Xi Jinping continues to thin the ranks of the ruling party leadership ahead of a crucial five-yearly congress later this month, […]
Hong Kong Marks Handover Anniversary With Lowered Expectations
Francis Moriarty | VOA News HONG KONG — Hong Kong will mark the 20th anniversary of its return to Chinese sovereignty with a show of military might, tight security and the presence of China’s leader Xi Jinping, but also with lowered expectations among activists about the core democratic values of the former British colony. In addition […]