RSF Calls on WHO to Open its Events to Taiwanese Journalists
“Denying Taiwanese journalists access to WHO activities is a flagrant violation of the right to seek and receive information that is enshrined in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights”, says the head of RSF’s East Asia Bureau, Cédric Alviani.
New U.K. Law to Stop Live Organ Harvesting Takes Effect
China is a “major player” in the global transplant industry, and many institutions have ties to China as part of their supply chain or training. “Some of human rights violations within the transplant industry involve some of the most serious crimes that we know of – crimes against humanity, possibly even genocide”
New York City Celebrates 30th Anniversary of Falun Dafa Spreading Throughout the World
In the third section, with the theme of: “Three renouncements” or “Tuidang,” Falun Gong practitioners held up “Solidarity with 390 Million Warriors to Quit the CCP & Its Affiliated Organizations” and “Solidarity with over 2 million signers of the ‘End the Evil Chinese Communist Party’ (EndCCP) Petition”, letting the world know about the encouraging results of Falun Gong practitioners’ 23 years of persistence with telling people the truth of the situation.
WHO Chief Says China’s Zero-COVID Policy is Not Sustainable
The incident came after the Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping issued warnings against anyone who criticized, questioned, or distorted the regime’s zero-COVID policy. “We have won the battle to defend Wuhan, and can certainly win the battle to defend Shanghai,” Xi told top Party leaders during a May 5 meeting.
Chinese Companies in Dilemma Over Russia
Didi, a ride-hailing app, faced public backlash after announcing that it would withdraw from the Russian market on March 4. Chinese netizens criticized the company, accusing it of giving in to pressure from America. Later, the company made a U-turn and said it would continue operating in Russia.
The Inside Story of the Xinjiang Concentration Camps: China Aid’s Exclusive Interview with Serikzhan Bilash
Later, a large number of people provided us with actual facts and information about the concentration camps in Xinjiang, and the government of Kazakhstan was outraged. Because they are under pressure from China and pressure from the West, if they arrest me, the West will not be happy. If they don’t, China will not be happy.
Quitting the Chinese Communist Party During the Pandemic
Despite the brutal persecution, practitioners in China have never wavered in their faith or stopped their efforts to raise awareness of the CCP’s brutality and lies. As a result, many ordinary citizens and officials alike have come to understand Falun Dafa and stopped following the regime’s persecution policies
Communism and Terrorism
Glenn Robinson, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in California, said: “Modern jihadism is distinctively Leninist.” Journalist Chuck Morse has also noted: “Radical Islam is nothing more than Communism cloaked in the traditional garments of Islam.”
Hong Kong: RSF Deplores the Suffocation to Death of Apple Daily, One of the Last Major Chinese-Language Media Critical of the Beijing Regime
Hong Kong Next Digital media group’s board of directors announced on Wednesday 23rd June, 2021 that Apple Daily will cease all its operations from Sunday, 27th June due to the government’s decision to freeze its financial assets, leaving the media outlet unable to pay their employees and suppliers.
Indigenous People Denounce Chinese Oil Giant’s Extractions in Peru’s Amazon Forest
“Prior consultation is key because it informs the communities of the situation, on the possible impact of the projects to their lives,” Linares told Global Voices through WhatsApp. Despite the region’s wealth in natural resources and the foreign investment influx, Indigenous groups have not benefited from an improvement in rights or living standards, with 23 to 26 percent of the local population currently living in poverty, according to reports.