China-Tibet

Australia led the countries who have signed a statement at the UN expressing 'ongoing concerns about serious human rights violations in China.'

Tibet remains a lesson in the brutal consequences for the victims of the Chinese Communist Party.

Commentary I have become an “accidental activist” since the Occupy Central/ Umbrella Movement days of 2013–2014 in Hong ...

Commentary On Sept. 3, 1939, the Australian Prime Minister, Robert Menzies, broadcasted the following message: “Fellow Australians, it ...

The Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamsala, India, has recently elected a new Sikyong (President). Penpa Tsering, the new ...

The Special Committee on Canada-China Relations (CACN) unanimously passed a motion in support of the Sino-Tibetan Dialogue on ...

Having perfected facial recognition and AI-enhanced surveillance systems, the Chinese regime is now applying the technology to taxis ...

Amidst an escalating diplomatic and economic standoff between the United States and the Chinese communist regime, the U.S. ...