Luo Huaibin, a famous scholar who protested the destruction of Tibetan forests and wetlands, was assassinated in 2020. The assassins are still at large.
Tibet: Who Killed the Friend of Black-Necked Cranes?
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“Butcher of Tibetans” Zhao Erfeng Celebrated by the CCP
The early 20th-century Qing bureaucrat is mostly remembered for his crimes against humanity. In Xi Jinping’s China, he is hailed as a model.
Wang Zang and Wang Li: Marry a Poet and Go to Jail
The poet was sentenced for protesting against the repression of Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hong Kong democrats, and Falun Gong practitioners. His wife just for being his wife.
“White Is Also a Color”: CCP Blames Protests on American Conspiracy
The Party believes it has successfully prevented a U.S.-instigated “color revolution” in China. It is also replacing the word “COVID-19” with “coronavirus cold.”
A Uyghur Poet Reminds Us that Uyghurs Are Seeking Justice from the World
After the Urumqi fire, it is time for the international community to stop the genocide. Perhaps a poem may help.
Chinese Christians Compelled to Honor Deceased CCP Leader Jiang Zemin
Three-Self Church honors him as “a great Marxist we love and miss” and says he did “a good job in religious work.” In fact, he increased surveillance and persecuted believers.
The Urumqi Fire: “A Mother Desperately Threw Her One-Month-Old Baby Out of the Window”
She vainly hoped to give the child a chance of salvation. New revelations expose several major lies of China’s report on the Urumqi fire.
Xiao Liang: Artist Arrested for Painting Portrait of Sitong Bridge Protester
Peng Lifa, who hung banners with anti-Xi-Jinping slogans on a bridge in Beijing, is in jail but remains the man the CCP is most afraid of.
Butchers of Tibetan Buddhists and of Falun Gong Practitioners Sanctioned by the U.S.
Wu Yingjie, former CCP Secretary in Tibet, and Tang Yong, prison bureaucrat in Chongqing, are among those sanctioned.
Chinese Anti-Cult (and Anti-Religious) Propaganda Adopts New Style
Aesthetics liberally borrows from Asian manga (including some banned in China) and suggests you should trust science rather than religion.