Sentenced to four years, Wang Yan was taken to Liaoning Women’s Prison, where her breast cancer was not properly treated.
China
Securing the Invisible: Hidden Tech Threatens National Security
Seemingly inoffensive Chinese devices such as solar inverters and batteries may hide spying devices, a problem for security—and human rights.
Xi’an: Crackdown on Zion’s Light Church, Ten Pastors and Co-Workers Arrested
Pastor Gao Quanfu, who is among those detained, is a key leader in the house church movement in Shaanxi.
The Chinese Communist Party Insists: Marxism Is Compatible with Prosperity
Once again, Xi Jinping and the CCP have no patience with those who claim China’s economy and its proliferation of millionaires are not Marxist.
China: Religious Leaders Asked to Spread “Chinese Traditional” (in Fact, Communist) Culture
A week-long training confirmed that the “tradition” the United Front wants government-controlled religions to promote is simply the usual CCP ideology.
Hong Kong, Independent Media Targeted by Abusive Tax Audits
Repression through taxes is a time-honored strategy of totalitarian regimes. The Hong Kong Journalists Association protests.
Türkiye: China Is Spying on Uyghurs Using Fake Cell Towers
Turkish intelligence dismantled a Chinese spy ring that had been active in the country for five years.
Sichuan, 84-Year-Old Falun Gong Grandmother Jailed Despite Poor Health
The woman was arrested for giving an amulet to a fellow villager. Two medical examinations declared her unfit for detention.
A New Book on Tibetan Women Writers in Exile
China compelled them to leave their country. Exiled, they still speak with a powerful voice, Kunsang Dolma said.
China Applauds Sentencing of a Falun Gong Practitioner in Singapore
Beijing has pressured Singaporean authorities against the movement for decades. A man has been sentenced just for displaying pro-Falun-Gong messages.