Chinese high-tech equipment plays a significant part in the repression, which also targets those who protested against atrocities in Xinjiang.
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Liu Xiyong: A Veteran Falun Gong Prisoner’s Suspicious Death in Jail
The 80-year-old man from Liaoning province had spent years in prison and was repeatedly tortured.
When Olympics Come, Tibetans Suffer
Extraordinary repression hit Tibet in connection with the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It is happening again.
UK Government Given an Ultimatum on Xinjiang Genocide
The UK government was asked to assess the risk of genocide in North West China and take concrete action to stand up to it.
French Parliament Recognizes the Uyghur Genocide
Beijing receives a historical slap in the face. But will France act consequently?
$65 Million to Finance Uyghur Genocide Denial
The Newlines magazine investigation just refuses to go away. Shooting the messenger would not solve China’s problem with Uyghur Genocide.
Tashi Wangchuk Interrogated and Threatened Again
Freed in 2021 after five years in jail, the Tibetan activist from Kham is again harassed and threatened by the police.
How a Kazakh Critic of China Became an Asylum Seeker in the Netherlands
Activist and Bitter Winter correspondent Laila Adilzhan managed to land in Amsterdam with the help of American friends. It was quite an adventure.
Tenzin Delek Rinpoche: Statue Removed, Relatives Arrested
Fifteen years after the suspicious death in jail of the charismatic Buddhist monk from Kham, the CCP is still afraid of him.
Falun Gong’s Xu Na Sentenced Again—to Eight Years
The veteran practitioner, who was arrested for the first time in 1999, was punished for publishing pictures documenting the real situation of the COVID epidemic.