Overseas Chinese Call for an End to the Chinese Communist Party
Bai Jiemin, President of the Chinese Democracy & Human Rights Alliance Eastern U.S. Branch, said: “as people who suffered from the CCP back in China, we want to tell everyone that the CCP does not represent China and it is not qualified to do so, either. We need to sweep the regime into its tomb so that Chinese people can once again enjoy freedom and happiness.”
Member of Australian Parliament: The Perpetrators of Organ Harvesting Must Be Brought to Justice
Mr. Christensen: “I think Members of Parliament and Senators do take the plight of Falun Dafa practitioners very seriously. We have had allegations of human organ harvesting that have a very high level of proof, and that is absolutely a human rights abuse.”
Two Chinese “Dissidents” Reached Safety in Netherlands After Being Persecuted in China
Mr. Wang, a permanent resident of the United States, fled China in 2019 to live overseas when he was 17 years old for posting online support for the Hong Kong democracy movement. In February 2021, he posted on the Chinese social software “Weibo” questioning the number of Chinese soldiers killed in the Sino-Indian military conflict. This escalated the persecution by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). As a result, he received threatening phone calls, his parents were arrested, and his personal information leaked online.
Guangdong Dissident Poet Commits Suicide Amid Ongoing Police Surveillance
“This deterioration in his living circumstances made him desperate,” Li Xuewen said. “The stroke had left him disabled, and yet he was still being treated as a stability maintenance target. He wrote in his suicide note that he had no power to stand up to the CCP.”
Breaking: “The Burning Down of the CCP Virus Statue In California Is An Attack on the US”
Guppy Dong, also a China affair commentator and columnist, said in his Facebook that the burning down of the CCP Virus statue is a challenge to and an attack on America. It is also a major international political event, given that this is the first CCP Virus statue in the world, the US is investigating the origin of the CCP virus, and almost every country in the world has been affected by the CCP virus.
Chinese People Quitting the CCP in Front of the Chinese Consulate in Nagoya, Japan
That day, many of the people went to the Chinese Consulate in Nagoya to settle their administrative issues. They saw the banners which the Falun Dafa practitioners displayed opposite the consulate. At noon, a gentleman who seemed to be about 40 years old walked out of the consulate and looked at the banners for a while.
‘Immediately Cease’ Repression of Falun Gong, US Tells Beijing on Eve of Persecution Anniversary
Over the past year, the state of Texas and more than a dozen counties in Virginia have passed resolutions warning residents against traveling to China for organ transplants. The measures were made in the hopes of ensuring that Americans don’t become unwitting accomplices in the regime’s state-sanctioned forced organ harvesting, which targets primarily Falun Gong practitioners and also other prisoners of conscience
Can We Ever Forget the Horrors of the Night of 20th July 1999?
The horrors in Hitler’s Germany and Stalin’s Soviet Union were made possible because those in the outside world were not asking, or not knowing. These systematic campaigns of inhumanity were kept alive by governments systematically hiding them from the public and the world. Can you imagine the scope of a government’s secret machinery in Germany that could keep people in the dark about the atrocities happening in their own backyard?
‘End CCP’: Alberta Premier Voices Support for Global Movement Countering the Chinese Communist Party
Jason Kenney, from before his federal cabinet minister days under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, through to his current tenure as Alberta premier, has consistently condemned the human rights abuses committed by the CCP.
The Imprisonment of The ‘Lucky Family’: How Chinese Communist Party Detained and Sentenced a Whole Birthday Party
Gene Bunin, a researcher focusing on the oppression of Muslims in western China, said: “Not everything can be lumped into ‘camps’, not only because most of these really seem to be closed or closing, but also because even in 2017 a good fraction of the detained wasn’t sent for study but simply to jail. Of course, it’s even more important to insist on this distinction now, since very many of the current victims are serving long prison sentences.”