Chinese soldiers killed two Xinjiang Uyghur bureaucrats. China proclaimed them “victims of terrorists” and compelled their widows to receive medals.
Bloody Medals: A Tale of Two Widows
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China’s New Rules for Radio and TV Programs Ban Dissent, Religion
Audiovisual programs should promote “advanced socialist culture” and support the regime, a new regulation says.
Psychiatric Hospitals for Dissidents: China Revamps an Old Communist Favorite
Meet the “Peace and Health” asylums, the Chinese version of the old Soviet mental hospitals where those who criticized the regime disappeared.
The UN Uyghur Report, One Week Later: Three Lessons China May Learn
The report itself is one lesson, the inability to block it is another, and the ineffectiveness of propaganda is the third.
China’s Wolf Warrior Diplomacy in Italy Escalates to Insulting Media
Chinese diplomats have broken all rules of diplomacy. For how long should we tolerate this outrageous behavior?
UN Report on Xinjiang: The Bitter Winter Review
United Nations finally admits crimes against humanity are taking place against Uyghur and other Turkic minorities.
Uyghur Genocide: And the Culprit Is—Xi Jinping
New evidence conclusively proves that the President personally planned the anti-Uyghur campaign in all details.
UN Xinjiang Report Published: Fake Organizations Behind the Pressures Not to Publish It
Bachelet alluded to the fact that more than 900 “civil organizations” asked her not to publish the report. But these “organizations” either do not exist or are just CCP fronts.
Goodbye, Ms. Bachelet: The Uyghurs Will Not Miss You
The UN High Commissioner of Human Rights will leave office on August 31, without seeking a second mandate. She failed spectacularly the first one.
Xie Jiao: China Updates the List—With Some New Entries
Article 300 continues to be applied to movements not included in the lists too. But xie jiao lists are not uninteresting.