Hong Kong Police Fire Pepper Spray in Mall Ahead of Planned Singalong
Police in Hong Kong fired pepper spray at a crowd in a Shatin shopping mall on Friday after they pla...Read More
2020-05-03
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Huawei, 5G and Human Rights Abuses: Yes, They Are Connected
Citing Huawei’s complicity in slavery and oppression, British Uyghurs are appealing to the British G...Read More
2020-05-02
Police Continues to Interrupt Early Rain Covenant Church’s Online Worship
After harassing some members from the Chengdu Early Rain Covenant Church (ERCC) two weeks ago, on Ap...Read More
2020-05-02
Rights Group Details Litany of Police Violence, Abuses During Hong Kong Protests
A Hong Kong-based human rights group has detailed a litany of police violence and abuse of power dur...Read More
2020-05-01
73 CAG Members Sentenced to Prison in Hunan and Jiangsu
The Church of Almighty God remains one of the primary targets of China’s religious persecution, as i...Read More
2020-05-01
US Warns China on ‘Erosion of Hong Kong’s Freedoms’
With the State Department soon to release its report assessing Hong Kong’s autonomy, the United Stat...Read More
2020-04-30
US Religious Freedoms Panel Urges Sanctions on China Over Violations in Xinjiang
A U.S. bipartisan commission called on Tuesday for sanctions against entities deemed responsible for...Read More
2020-04-30
How China’s 4.5 Million Grid Administrators Monitor Residents
Battalions of overseers patrol residential communities in the name of “social stability,” watch for ...Read More
2020-04-29
Xinjiang Authorities Jail Parents of Uyghur Man Studying Islam in Egypt
The parents of a young Uyghur man who left northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR...Read More
2020-04-29
Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Returns Home after Tortuous Journey
Chinese authorities allowed a leading human rights lawyer to reunite with his family late Monday, en...Read More
2020-04-28
Tibetan Monk Dies After Living Two Years With Torture Injuries Sustained in Custody
A Tibetan monk who ran afoul of Chinese authorities in 2017 for sharing messages from the exiled Dal...Read More
2020-04-28
Authorities in China’s Hubei Arrest Woman Who Organized Price Protest
Authorities in the central Chinese province of Hubei have formally arrested a woman on public order ...Read More
2020-04-27
Believers Tortured to Renounce Their Faith in Xinjiang’s Camps
Along with Muslims, members of The Church of Almighty God, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and other persecuted...Read More
2020-04-27
Interview: ‘They Are Still Restricting My Freedom,’ Says Lawyer Wang Quanzhang
Chinese rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang was released from Shandong's Linyi Prison at the end of a four-...Read More
2020-04-26
Three-Self Churches Continue to Be Destroyed Amid the Pandemic
As the coronavirus was spreading throughout China, CCP-run Protestant churches and their congregatio...Read More
2020-04-26
Coronavirus, the State of Missouri Sues China—and CCP
The lawsuit names as co-defendant the Chinese Communist Party, as Bitter Winter suggested, and adds ...Read More
2020-04-25
Exile Groups Call For Muslims to End Silence on Uyghurs at Start of Ramadan
Uyghur exile groups marked the start to the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on Friday by urging the int...Read More
2020-04-25
Bitter Blow for Tibetan Mother-tongue Education
In early April, schools in Ngawa [Ch.: Aba] prefecture, a largely Tibetan region of China’s Sichuan ...Read More
2020-04-24
Over 340 Temples Recently Shut Down in Sichuan
Buddhism and Taoism in the southwestern province suffered heavy blows last year, as temples were shu...Read More
2020-04-24
US Holocaust Museum Adds China to List of Case Studies Over Mass Internment of Uyghurs
The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHHM) on Thursday added China to its list of 15 country case st...Read More
2020-04-23
Arabic Script, Islamic Symbols Ordered to Be Removed
Shops and restaurants run by Hui people across China are losing an integral part of Muslim cultural ...Read More
2020-04-23