Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, will implement stricter rules and prohibit “deviant” and “anti-government” discussions. All justified with the fight against teen cyberaddiction.
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Uyghur Genocide: Why Most Muslim Countries Remain Silent
As confirmed at the Islamabad Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting, they need China’s money, its protection at the UN, and its surveillance technology.
Eileen Gu: One Winter of Happiness—Or of Chinese Propaganda?
Eileen Gu, the American-turned-Chinese Olympic champion, continues to do nothing to prevent her political use by the CCP.
New Directives on Sinicization of Religion: “Love the Party, Love Socialism”
“Foreign hostile forces and extremist forces use religion to infiltrate and sabotage our country.” The answer: more “scientific” and “Marxist” Sinicization.
QingLang Regulations, More of Them—and More Control on Chinese Social Media
The plan to “cleanse” the Internet and eliminate independent opinions and postings continues at full speed.
Chen Wensheng Arrested Again: From Drug Addict to Preacher—to Jail
His would be an extraordinary inspiring story in a free country. In China, it is a litany of harassment and arrests.
A Transgender Woman Was Killed in Wuhan. The CCP’s Reaction: Hiding the Facts
Those who were posting news and comments about the homicide on Weibo were threatened, as the authorities try to hide the existence of hate crimes in China.
China’s Regulations on Protecting Minors on the Internet: The Devil Is in the Details
Protecting minors from cyberaddiction looks like a good idea, but is also an opportunity for an even stricter control of Internet use.
I Told My Story in Bitter Winter, the CCP Is Taking Revenge on My Relatives
I reported how I was tortured and raped in the Xinjiang camps. After my text was published, my parents and relatives who are still in China started being persecuted.
Public Security: New Training Directives Teach “CCP’s Absolute Leadership Over Human Rights Work”
Based on Xi Jinping’s speeches, officers will be trained to apply the principle that human rights are what the Party says they are.









