Human Rights | Bitter Winter

European Court of Human Rights: “Scientology Cannot Be Banned in Russia”

Judges find that arguments that Scientology is not a religion are unpersuasive, and its literature is not “extremist.”

United Nations’ documents are increasingly treating corruption as a human rights issue. This directly impacts the case of Tai Ji Men.

An international forum for human rights denounced corruption as a violation of human rights, as epitomized by what happened to Tai Ji Men in Taiwan.

Decision was historical but was just a start, Uyghur refugees say.

The activist Serikzhan Bilash may be put in the wanted list by Kazakh authorities, obviously as the result of Chinese pressures.

Millions of dollars of assets, mysteriously vanished together with the Uyghurs who owned them, have just reappeared on China’s equivalent of eBay.

A stream of Chinese government invective heralded the start of the second set of hearings of the Uyghur Tribunal in London last week.

The Chinese President argues that “human rights,” “freedom,” and “democracy” are bourgeois, Western values a Marxist country will never accept.

Uyghur Tribunal: a doctor testifies that newborn babies were killed by lethal injection to enforce the CCP’s family planning against the Uyghurs.

The Chinese Communist Party has forcibly displaced them into Han Chinese families or state-run orphanages. Figures prove the program is expanding.