Stockholm, Sweden: a Student from China Learn the Truth and Quit the Chinese Communist Party Youth League
He Ping | Minghui Every Saturday afternoon, Falun Dafa practitioners held a rally at the public square, Mynttorget in Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan). When they learn how practitioners are mistreated in China by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for their spiritual belief, many passersby were deeply moved. Located next to Parliament House, Mynttorget is […]
Experts Say China’s Stance in Indo-Pacific Added Realism to 5-Nation Naval Drill
While it is routine for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force to conduct exercises, “it’s the broader context in which the exercise is happening that adds a certain urgency” as “China’s People’s Liberation Army is increasingly aggressive and spewing threats throughout the region,” said Grant Newsham, a retired U.S. Marine colonel
U.S. National Institute of Health Funded Chinese Scientists Linked to Hospital Accused of Organ Harvesting Atrocities
These findings allude to the concerning fact that established and well-known healthcare professionals such as Dr. Fauci may have been aware of the CCP’s organ harvesting practices and yet continue to fund or even turn a blind eye to these crimes.
China Slams Taiwan’s Invite to U.S. Democracy Summit, Fines Taiwan Firms
“China firmly opposes the U.S.’s invitation to the Taiwan authorities to participate in the so-called Democracy Summit,” foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told a regular media briefing in Beijing. “We solemnly urge the U.S. to … stop providing a platform to “Taiwan independence” forces,” Zhao said, adding: “Those who play with fire get burned.”
As a Chinese Communist Party Official Joins Interpol, Legislators Urge Revoking Extradition Treaties With China
Hu’s election gives the Chinese regime “a green light to continue using Interpol as a vehicle for its repressive policies globally and places thousands of Hong Kong, Uyghur, Tibetan, Taiwanese, and Chinese dissidents living abroad at even graver risk,” said the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) in a Thursday statement.
China: Religion Expelled from the “Secret Room” and Other Offline Games
Since religious policies forbid any religious discourse outside the authorized places of worship, this means that no allusions to religion is allowed in the scripts. Xie jiao means those religious movements banned by the government as “heterodox teachings” (sometimes less correctly translated as “evil cults”). And “superstition” is a broad concept. Taken literally, it may mean that most scripts about mysteries of past eras, which include spells, magic, and supernatural powers should be eliminated.
People Quit the Chinese Communist Party When they Meet a Good Person
I then told him the facts, he listened attentively and nodded in agreement from time to time. He said, “This is the first time I’ve heard this. Everything you said makes sense. I now understand that Falun Dafa teaches people to be good. It is the most righteous; the CCP does bad things for China and leads people to destruction.”
UN Whistleblower Fired For Sounding Alarm on Controversy Surrounding Chinese Dissidents
“The international community can no longer turn a blind eye to Beijing’s egregious abuse. No whistleblower should be fired for exposing how the U.N. is aiding Communist China’s exploitation and abuse of Muslim Uyghurs. Earlier this year, I introduced the United Nations Transparency and Accountability Act to strengthen America’s leadership in the United Nations system and expose the CCP for their crimes.”
The 36 Who Dared: Fighting for Freedom in the Heart of Red China
As the police descended, Dolnyckyj pulled out from his pants leg another yellow makeshift banner he converted from a pillowcase. He had practiced this move in the hotel. While holding this banner, he shouted at the top of his lungs “Falun Dafa is good.”
When the police finally seized him, one of them punched him squarely between his two eyes, causing a bone fracture. Blood trickled down his nose. He felt a sharp pain and his eyes welled up with tears.
China’s Persecution of Uyghurs is Preview of Wider Surveillance Scheme, Lawmakers Say
For years, Chinese authorities have subjected Uyghurs and other Turkic minorities in Xinjiang to arbitrary arrests and restrictions on their religious practice and culture. The system is enforced by a pervasive digitized system that monitors the every move of residents through surveillance drones, facial recognition cameras, mobile phone scans, and an extensive police presence.