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Sound of Hope

  • Hard Truths of the Foster Care Crisis: Neal Harmon and Demetrius Grosse on New Film ‘Sound of Hope’
    Hard Truths of the Foster Care Crisis: Neal Harmon and Demetrius Grosse on New Film ‘Sound of Hope’
    In 1997, in a small town in East Texas, Bishop W.C. Martin and his wife Donna felt moved to adopt two children from the foster care system.
    June 29, 2024BY Jan Jekielek
  • The Sprawling Radio Network That China’s Firewall Can’t Stop
    The Sprawling Radio Network That China’s Firewall Can’t Stop
    With 120 stations surrounding China, Sound of Hope boasts one of the largest shortwave broadcasting networks.
    January 31, 2024BY Eva Fu
  • China Intends to Eliminate Virtual Currency Transactions
    China Intends to Eliminate Virtual Currency Transactions
    China has introduced its toughest regulations over bitcoin and other virtual currencies, as all related virtual currency business ...
    October 1, 2021BY Jennifer Bateman and Ellen Wan
  • Giving Middle Finger to China’s ‘Enemies’, Beijing’s Wolf Warrior Diplomacy Turned Into Rogue Diplomacy
    Giving Middle Finger to China’s ‘Enemies’, Beijing’s Wolf Warrior Diplomacy Turned Into Rogue Diplomacy
    Beijing's wolf warrior diplomacy was seen as more offensive after Zhang Heqing, a CCP diplomat in Pakistan, tweeted ...
    July 5, 2021BY Winnie Han
  • Protesters Ask Thailand to Free Volunteer Who Broadcast Uncensored News to China
    Protesters Ask Thailand to Free Volunteer Who Broadcast Uncensored News to China
    WASHINGTON—A press conference and rally held Friday in front of the Royal Thai Embassy called on Thailand to ...
    June 15, 2019BY Joan Chang
  • Protest Demands Thailand Release Individual Helping Broadcast to China
    Protest Demands Thailand Release Individual Helping Broadcast to China
    WASHINGTON—A protest across from the Royal Thai Embassy on Feb. 7 called for the release of Mr. Chiang ...
    February 7, 2019BY Stephen Gregory
  • Outspoken Indonesian Radio Regains Frequency Despite Chinese Regime Pressure
    Outspoken Indonesian Radio Regains Frequency Despite Chinese Regime Pressure
    The Supreme Court of Indonesia ruled in favor of an independent radio station that was previously closed under ...
    September 11, 2012BY Angela Wang
  • June 4 Police Brutality Sparks March of Thousands in Beijing
    June 4 Police Brutality Sparks March of Thousands in Beijing
    Thousands of petitioners paraded from Beijing Southern Railway station towards Tiananmen Square chanting slogans on the morning of ...
    June 5, 2012BY Fu Ming
  • Indonesians Protest Closure of Sound of Hope Radio Affiliate
    Indonesians Protest Closure of Sound of Hope Radio Affiliate
    Fans of the Indonesian Radio Erabaru urged government authorities to stop bowing down to the Chinese regime.
    September 28, 2011BY Helena Zhu
  • Lone Broadcaster Faces Down Pressure from Chinese Regime
    Lone Broadcaster Faces Down Pressure from Chinese Regime
    The mighty diplomatic pressure that China is able to exert onto Southeast Asian nations through its embassies and ...
    June 7, 2011BY Matthew Robertson
  • Two Vietnamese to Stand Trial for Broadcasts Into China
    Two Vietnamese to Stand Trial for Broadcasts Into China
    Two Vietnamese men have been put on trial in Hanoi, because the Chinese regime objected to short wave ...
    April 5, 2011BY Stephen Gregory
  • Sound of Hope Bucks the Trend and Expands Broadcasts to China
    Sound of Hope Bucks the Trend and Expands Broadcasts to China
    While BBC is canceling its Mandarin broadcasts in April 2011 VOA its Mandarin and Cantonese, Sound of Hope ...
    February 22, 2011BY Shanshan Wu
  • Independent Radio Station Wins Limited Legal Victory UPDATED
    Independent Radio Station Wins Limited Legal Victory UPDATED
    After the wrongful loss of their broadcasting license, a three year wait for a response to their appeals, ...
    October 9, 2010BY Yu Xiuzhen
  • Beijing Pressures Asian Countries to Silence Independent Radio Network
    Beijing Pressures Asian Countries to Silence Independent Radio Network
    Sound of Hope has been warned by its carrier in Taiwan that its contract could be terminated.
    December 24, 2009BY Tan Hohua
  • Indonesian Government Denies Independent Radio Station Right to Broadcast
    Indonesian Government Denies Independent Radio Station Right to Broadcast
    Under pressure from the Chinese regime, Indonesia has revoked the broadcasting license of Radio Eraburu (New Era), an ...
    April 29, 2009BY Miranda Wijaya
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