One year after he hung an anti-Xi-Jinping banner on Beijing’s Sitong Bridge the whereabouts of the activist remain unknown.
China
“Democracy Is Not Coca-Cola”: Xi Jinping Unveils Grandiose “Global Community” Plan
After several pages of platitudes, the cat comes out of the bag. The West cannot impose its model of democracy, we are told, there is a better one based on “the global vision of the Chinese Communist Party.”
Mongolia’s Jebtsundamba Khutuktu Reincarnation: How the Dalai Lama Holds Beijing in Check
The CCP did not want the Dalai Lama to endorse the new leader of Mongolian Buddhists. He blessed one of two identical twins. Only, the Chinese don’t know which one.
A New Tort in China: “Bullying Xi Jinping”
CCP trolls persuaded YouTube that the Chinese President is “bullied and harassed” by humorous songs about him, which were taken down.
Pastor of Banned Xiamen’s Xunsiding Church and Wife Should Pay a Fine of $55,000
The historical house church was liquidated in 2019 but its pastor Yang Xibo and his family continue to be harassed.
China’s Repressive New Law on Religious Activity Venues: A Tibetan View
Order No. 19 that came into force on September 1 negatively affects all Chinese territory and all religions. But it is even worse for Tibet and other occupied regions.
CCP Promotes Ma Minglong’s Thought as a Tool to “Sinicize” Islam
The 17th-century Muslim scholar is used to reduce Islam to a moral philosophy rather than a religion.
Falun Gong Practitioners from Yi Ethnic Minority Heavily Persecuted
A 75-year old woman, Miao Xiuqiong, was sentenced in two decisions of 2016 and 2021 to a total of eight and a half years in jail.
NGOs at the UN Against Organ Harvesting, While Falun Gong Asks Italy to Save Lives
CAP-LC and GHRD took the lead in denouncing the criminal practice at the 54th session of the UN Human Rights Council. The Italian government was petitioned on the fate of Ma Xiuyun and Tang Pingshun.
Christian School Raided and Shut Down in Henan
Those running Yabo Academy in Jinshui district of Zhengzhou city were also hit by the maximum fine, 200,000 yuan (more than $27,000).









