Speaking in London, the Uyghur author of a memoir on her years in a Chinese camp described the price of bearing witness and the solidarity among detained women.
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Going Home to Tibet: China’s Propaganda Trap for Diaspora Tibetans
Lawmakers in Dharamsala warned that Beijing may exploit family reunions, tourism, and youth tours as part of its united-front strategy.
Early Rain Church: Tea-House Reading Group Accused of “Illegal Preaching”
The authorities’ vendetta against the Chengdu house church and its members seems to have no end.
Police Raid on Beijing Jiaquan Church: New Testimonies Reveal the Scale of the Operation
Voices from inside the Beijing Jiaquan Church raid call for prayer and international attention after 100 police officers attacked it last month.
Sinicization of Tibetan Buddhism: Now with Extra Fire Safety
Beijing’s new Tibet boss, Hu Changsheng, met the false Panchen Lama in a political puppet show that put fire extinguishers at center stage.
Who Owns “China”? A Geographic Name, a National Identity, and the Peoples Left Out
What’s in a name? What is “China” and who is “Chinese”? How the term “Chinese nation” was socially and politically constructed to promote Han imperialism.
The Xi’an Zion’s Light Church Case Reaches Shanghai: Another Pastor Detained
Police pressure expands from Shaanxi to the coast as lawyers and families struggle to defend detained Christians.
Is China Triggering Another Tragedy Like the One That Occurred in Nepal-Tibet?
Challenging nature in such remote places is dangerous. Despite warnings, Beijing is doing just that, with no regard for human lives.
Ethnic Unity: China Celebrates a Law of Erasure
Beijing’s first Ethnic Unity and Progress Publicity Week presented forced assimilation as harmony.
“Grassroots Theoretical Propaganda” Now Reaches Every Household in China
A nationwide system now merges digital extraction, algorithmic profiling, and immersive simulation to push Party ideology into every citizen’s daily life.









