An essential new report by the Mercator Institute reveals how the Chinese Communist Party combines Marxism and high-tech to control all features of daily life. In the latest report from the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS), titled “Serving theRead More →
How a young Indian writer used animal allegory to reveal the nature of power and expose the political realities of the brutal Chinese regime. The short story “The Hyena’s Masquerade: A Tale of Nature and Deceit” by a young, anonymousRead More →
Two state-backed Chinese hacking groups accessed the mobile phones of more than one million Americans and even hacked court-authorized wiretapping. In the shadowy world of cyber warfare, where the battlefield is invisible and the weapons are lines of code, aRead More →
Zega Gyatso was arrested while seeking medical treatment. Geshe Shersang Gyatso, the monastery’s managing director, took his life after heavy police interrogation. In the highlands of Qinghai Province, nestled in the rugged terrain of Tongde County, Tsang Monastery once stoodRead More →
While corruption is real, fighting it is also used as a pretext to tighten the Party’s control over the military. On August 19, the Chinese Army newspaper published an official commentary to the new Military Regulations, emphasizing they embody theRead More →
In the “special administrative region” caricatured as “Asia’s Las Vegas,” persecution of pro-democracy activists seldom receives international attention. While the world’s gaze remains fixed on Hong Kong’s democratic unraveling, a quieter, insidious crackdown is unfolding across the Pearl River Delta.Read More →
China reprints an article by a FECRIS board member from an obscure Italian publication to prove that “foreign media” fully support its propaganda. Luigi Corvaglia, the self-styled anti-cult crusader and FECRIS board member, has once again graced the digital pagesRead More →
The “People’s Daily” urges the Chinese to return to Communist ways of address. An article published last month in the Chinese Communist Party’s official publication, the “People’s Daily,” and reproduced by other national media, calls for a return to usingRead More →
Inaugurated on July 19, the dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River will have a devastating ecological impact on Tibet and allow China to manipulate water flows against India. On July 19, 2025, China officially inaugurated the construction of the world’sRead More →
In a new book, renowned historian Wu Si debunks the myth that the CCP’s totalitarianism hinders human rights but promotes economic growth. We often hear that the CCP’s totalitarian regime is evil for human rights but good for the economy.Read More →
A detailed study reveals that hundreds of newspapers regularly copy and paste materials prepared by the CCP’s Publicity Department. In contrast to other countries where media serve as critical voices countering government communication, journalism in China exists solely to disseminateRead More →
On Saturday, June 28, 2025, a silent protest in the form of performance art took place on the streets of London, United Kingdom. The event was initiated by the Hong Konger in Germany (HKDE e.V.), with the London event hostedRead More →
New measures also apply to gaming centers, market stalls, and even funeral parlors. Restaurant owners in Hong Kong, some of whom have contacted “Bitter Winter,” are worried that they may soon be forced to close due to strict enforcement ofRead More →
Chen Yunfei subjected to multiple rounds of questioning and repeated surveillance, with his mother, source of income, and livelihood targeted. Three months after his prison release, veteran dissident Chen Yunfei is in the cross-hairs of police over his social mediaRead More →
In 1988, the Uyghur people decided that enough was enough. June 15 is not just a date—it represents honor, courage, and resistance. A personal memory. Every year since 1988, June 15 has been commemorated as a significant day for UyghursRead More →
Their supply chains include critical minerals for the extraction of which forced labor is massively used. On June 11, Global Rights Compliance, an international human rights organization, published a comprehensive 77-page report revealing significant connections between Western corporations and China’sRead More →
On June 16, 2025, as the United Nations Human Rights Council convened its 59th session, a multi-group joint protest rally was held in front of the UN headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. The event, hosted by the Tibetan Community in SwitzerlandRead More →
Hong Kong’s Lennon Walls, which transformed public spaces into canvases for democratic expression, became iconic features of the city’s pro-democracy movement. Exiled Hong Kongers are looking to revive the city’s famed Lennon Walls in Taiwan to serve as powerful remindersRead More →
On June 4, 2025, multiple cities across the UK, including London, Kingston, Manchester, and Birmingham, held events to mark the 36th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. In London, commemorative activities took place both during the day and inRead More →
Rights groups say authorities intend to prolong the imprisonment of one of the pro-democracy movement’s most recognizable figures. One of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy activists, Joshua Wong, was transported from prison to court Friday and charged with colluding withRead More →
The critically ill woman died outside the Hunan bank after being forced to appear in person to withdraw money for medical expenses. A video of an elderly Chinese woman who died outside a Hunan bank after she was required toRead More →
