Every year on February 5 they remind the world that what happened then was the beginning of a genocide that still continues.
Why Uyghurs Keep Commemorating the Ghulja Massacre of 1997
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China
The New Regulations for Religions in Xinjiang: Part of a Wider Campaign Against Religion
An Indian academic looks at the meaning, impact, and danger of the new rules.
China, Pro-Government Buddhist Abbott Defrocked After a Sexual Scandal
A sordid affair of sex and blackmail ended the monastic career of Sichuan’s Shi Zhaojie, long honored by the CCP as a model “patriotic monk.”
Should Chinese Electric Cars Be Banned in the West?
They are coming and they may soon dominate the market. But they are more than vehicles and may transmit sensitive data to China outside any control.
Sola Fide Church Raided in Heilongjiang, 200 Believers Arrested
Churches in the conservative “Justification by Faith” network remain among those most targeted by the CCP.
China Does It Again: Italian Tax Police Uncovers $2 Billion Money Laundering Operation
CCP-controlled Chinese banks continue to make money through massive illegal operations in Italy
China’s Own Propaganda Side Event at the UN Human Rights Council
In connection with its Universal Periodic Review, the CCP regime mobilized fake “experts” to “applaud China’s achievements in human rights protection.”
China’s Water Hegemony Policy: A Threat to Neighboring Countries and Human Rights
Water is the single most important human resource. China’s attempt to control as much water as possible creates ecological, political, and human problems.
China, New White Paper Hails “Deprogramming” of “Religious Extremists”
The “Legal Framework and Measures for Counterterrorism” attacks Western critics and hail the Chinese way of “reeducating” dangerous religionists.
A New Great Game: China, India, and the Dalai Lama
Beijing is challenging India’s historical connection with Buddhism, presenting it as an “ancient Chinese religion.” Its aim is political, its disregard for human rights is obvious.