A report on the seven methods used by the Chinese Communist Party to harass members of the persecuted Christian new religious movement abroad.
Closing Radio Free Asia’s Uyghur Service marks the end of an era, but “Bitter Winter” and others will continue to tell the truth about the Uyghur genocide.
Why do magistrates from a democratic country continue serving as overseas judges in Hong Kong, where they participate in the CCP’s repression?
The “People’s Daily” urges the Chinese to return to Communist ways of address.
The reversal of the disastrous one-child policy is remarkable. However, the regime still refuses to admit that the brutal enforcement of that policy was a crime.
United Front chief Li Ganjie has indicated the doctrine announced in April by top CCP ideologist Wang Huning as mandatory.
A conference in Beijing insisted that the regulations that came into force on May 1 should be strictly adhered to.
By 2030, Xinjiang will build six more specialized hospitals. Why, given that the region has a very low organ donation rate?
Further police repression against the Qigong-based movement is likely to follow.
Their supply chains include critical minerals for the extraction of which forced labor is massively used.