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  • ‘The Operating Room Filled With Money:’ Banner Displayed at Chinese Hospital Celebration Draws Criticism

    ‘The Operating Room Filled With Money:’ Banner Displayed at Chinese Hospital Celebration Draws Criticism

    In a new year celebration event by the staff of a hospital in southern China on Jan. 21, ...
    Chinese Regime January 29, 2022
  • Unvaccinated Chinese Struggle to Get Exemption Forms

    Unvaccinated Chinese Struggle to Get Exemption Forms

    Despite China's communist regime stating that the COVID-19 vaccination is voluntary, unvaccinated people are banned from public venues ...
    CCP Virus September 4, 2021
  • Current Virus Hotspot in China Was Once Praised by Regime for Successful Prevention Work

    Current Virus Hotspot in China Was Once Praised by Regime for Successful Prevention Work

    Gaocheng district of Shijiazhuang city, Hebei Province, is one of the hardest-hit regions in the latest resurgence of ...
    Chinese Regime January 29, 2021
  • Leaked Government Documents Reveal Chinese Officials Refused to Follow Leader Xi’s Orders

    Leaked Government Documents Reveal Chinese Officials Refused to Follow Leader Xi’s Orders

    Throughout Chinese history, the Qinling mountain range in China was referred to as “the dragon vein.” Xi'an city, ...
    Chinese Regime August 30, 2020
  • Tencent’s 7,000-Plus-Membership Communist Party Branch Reveals Close Ties With Beijing

    Tencent’s 7,000-Plus-Membership Communist Party Branch Reveals Close Ties With Beijing

    More than 7,700 employees at Chinese tech giant Tencent are members of a Communist Party organization embedded in ...
    China Human Rights August 27, 2020
  • Ousted Top Military Officials Get Public Humiliation via China State Television Program

    Ousted Top Military Officials Get Public Humiliation via China State Television Program

    Chinese officials who get ousted by the Party usually get a quiet send-off: a closed-door show trial, then ...
    Chinese Regime October 4, 2017
  • In China’s Political ‘Game of Thrones,’ a Top Official Loyal to Former Leader Is Expelled From Party

    In China’s Political ‘Game of Thrones,’ a Top Official Loyal to Former Leader Is Expelled From Party

    A top party official once considered a contender to succeed China’s current leader has been expelled from the ...
    Chinese Regime September 29, 2017
  • Increase in Arrests, Censorship, Ahead of China’s 19th National Congress

    Increase in Arrests, Censorship, Ahead of China’s 19th National Congress

    As the days draw closer to China’s twice-in-a-decade leadership transition event, the regime is clamping down with heightened ...
    Chinese Regime September 28, 2017
  • Technical Report Accidentally Reveals Police in China Monitoring Phones

    Technical Report Accidentally Reveals Police in China Monitoring Phones

    Recently the Chinese regime in southeast China’s Wenzhou City accidently admitted that it was using a Trojan Horse ...
    China Business & Economy January 25, 2015
  • Entry Tax Cripples Business in Ancient Chinese Town

    Entry Tax Cripples Business in Ancient Chinese Town

    Vendors in Phoenix Ancient Town protested a generic entry fee to the popular tourist destination that has caused ...
    China News April 13, 2013
  • Former PetroChina Chairman in Political Spotlight

    Former PetroChina Chairman in Political Spotlight

    The former chairman of PetroChina recently received a large amount of bad press, which may be a sign ...
    China Business & Economy April 5, 2013
  • Shanghai Petitioners Stage Protest Over Illegal Detentions

    Shanghai Petitioners Stage Protest Over Illegal Detentions

    After many of their fellows were detained in Beijing during recent political meetings, petitioners in Shanghai protested for ...
    China News March 21, 2013
  • Another Difficult New Year Ahead

    Another Difficult New Year Ahead

    A disabled appellant Cao Fuling from Lingtai County, Gansu Province and his three children have been appealing in ...
    China News December 27, 2007
  • Large Scale Confrontation Breaks Out in Shanwei

    Large Scale Confrontation Breaks Out in Shanwei

    More than two thousand villagers broke through a cordon composed of police and gangsters, and marched to the ...
    China News December 17, 2007
  • Chinese Blind Human Rights Activist Goes Back to Court for Retrial

    Chinese Blind Human Rights Activist Goes Back to Court for Retrial

    CHINA—Blind human rights activist Chen Guangcheng will be retried on Monday, November 27. Chen's defense attorneys are still ...
    China News November 26, 2006
  • Prominent Chinese Openly Support Rights Attorney

    Prominent Chinese Openly Support Rights Attorney

    CHINA — On August 3, 86 prominent Chinese citizens, including Mr. Lin Mu, secretary to former Chinese President ...
    China News August 7, 2006
  • Three Gorges Human Rights Activist Assaulted, in Serious Condition

    Three Gorges Human Rights Activist Assaulted, in Serious Condition

    Three Gorges Dam resettlement activist Xiancai Fu was beaten to the point of paralysis by unknown assailants on ...
    China News June 17, 2006
  • Communist Authorities Sentence Survivors of Shanwei Massacre

    Communist Authorities Sentence Survivors of Shanwei Massacre

    On May 24, the Guangdong Haifeng Court held a hearing on the Shanwei massacre that happened on December ...
    China News May 28, 2006
  • “Tiananmen Gentleman” Yu Zhijian Arrested for Hunger Strike

    “Tiananmen Gentleman” Yu Zhijian Arrested for Hunger Strike

    Chinese citizen and one of the "Three Tiananmen Gentlemen," Yu Zhijian is one of the originators of the ...
    China News March 2, 2006
  • Qi Zhiyong and Hu Jia Put Under House Arrest for Supporting Hunger Strike Relay

    Qi Zhiyong and Hu Jia Put Under House Arrest for Supporting Hunger Strike Relay

    The mainland China's Relay Hunger Strike in support of human rights and to protest against violence started at ...
    China News February 11, 2006
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