Provinces Across China Work to Implement Internet Restrictions
The Zhejiang Provincial Ethnic and Religious Affairs Commission announced on February 28 that it would carry out licensing work for Internet religious information services across the province. Training will begin in March.
China’s Regulations on Protecting Minors on the Internet: The Devil Is in the Details
While the Regulations deal with minors, once more invasive surveillance tools are implemented, they will not distinguish whether the Internet is accessed by minors or adults.
Understanding “Made in China 2025”
And some boast about brutal efficiency, claiming that an authoritarian regime is in a better position to get things done than a democracy. Tsinghua University’s Li Donghong said, “Compared with Europe, America, Japan and other developed countries, China has its own institutional advantages. It is able to do big things by collecting all resources under a clear top-level design, so as to achieve high efficiency across the country when promoting specific projects around a common goal.
Material for Students Cannot “Propagate Religious Teachings”
Furthermore, the teaching materials should be “guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era, and embody the core values of Socialism,” should avoid any criticism of the CCP and its leaders or “distortion of the Party’s history” (read, deviate from the official version of the CCP history). They should not damage China’s “territorial integrity” (read, mention Tibet, Hong Kong, or Taiwan in ways different from the official prescriptions)
‘No Remorse’: Raphael Wong, theJailed Hong Kong Democrat Who Refuses to Stay Silent
Wong’s optimism is remarkable, considering the circumstances. Nearly the entire top leadership of the LSD is currently in jail. Leung, Ng and Chan are serving jail time for unauthorized assembly charges, while Jimmy Sham is in remand on NSL charges related to the 2020 pan-Democratic primary election. Wong himself was imprisoned three times prior to 2019
Future of Hollywood–China Relationship in Question
Sarah Le | Epoch Times Censorship, capital restrictions, and ‘socialist core values’ mar US–China film deals LOS ANGELES—With the recent lackluster performance of the biggest U.S.–China film coproduction in history and the collapse of two major deals, Hollywood’s relationship with China is facing uncertainty. The fantasy epic “The Great Wall,” coproduced by studios including Universal Pictures […]