A woman allegedly had a heart attack during a pause of her interrogation. Her body was covered with bruises, and a video indicates she was tortured to death.
“She Died in the Police Station’s Toilet”: Another Scandal in China
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Hefei Christian Youth Fellowship: Leaders Sentenced to Jail Terms
The group catered to the spiritual needs of Hefei college students and had refused to join the CCP-controlled Three-Self Church.
“Visit Xinjiang”: My Answer to Vice-Chairman Abdukerim’s Invitation
He stated that “the doors of Xinjiang are always open, and the doors of truth are always open.” I wrote to him that he cannot be believed.
Bookstores Searched for Illegal Religious Literature in Henan
Non-authorized religious and “superstitious” books now receive the same treatment of pornography.
Yunnan, “Sinicization” of Mosques, Temporarily Suspended After Protests, Started Again
International media attention persuaded the CCP to “postpone” the destruction of the mosques’ “Arabic” features. It has now started again.
Liu Jianchao: Notorious Human Rights Violator Received with Honors in UK
Activists protested the UK’s red carpet treatment for one of the key authors of China’s transnational repression
Strange Bedfellows: A Uyghur View of the Bill Gates–Xi Jinping Meeting
Gates pledged $50 million aid to China: is it naivety, selfishness or betrayal of the free world?
Sajid Mir: Why Is China Protecting One of the World’s Most Wanted Terrorists?
First, Pakistan claimed he was dead. Then, that he had been sentenced to 15 years in jail. Now, China has vetoed his Security Council designation as a global terrorist.
The Case of Comedian Li Haoshi, Detained for a Joke, Is Far from Over
His whereabouts are unknown, but all companies associated with him are being fined or prohibited from working, and other comedians are prudently closing shop.
Sichuan: Crowd Protests Violence by Chengguan Law Enforcement Agents, Compels CCP to Apologize
The notorious urban enforcers have a history of violence. When they beat a street egg vendor in Neijiang, public fury followed, and the authorities had to back off.