China Tightens Grip Further on Internet Users, Mulls Livestreaming Ban
The ruling Chinese Communist Party has taken further steps to tighten control over the country's int...Read More
2019-12-14
Welcome to Xinjiang. But You Are Not Allowed to Leave
Through government incentives, Han Chinese have been lured to Xinjiang to accelerate the “hanificati...Read More
2019-12-14
20 Bitter Winter Reporters Vanished in the Air
Writing for Bitter Winter is a crime in China. 45 of our reporters were arrested. 20 are still in cu...Read More
2019-12-13
For the CCP, Cultural Confidence Means Ban of Anything Foreign
In a nationwide drive, place names are purged to reflect “excellent traditional Chinese culture” and...Read More
2019-12-12
China Detains Activists Heading to U.S. Human Rights Event
Authorities in the Chinese capital detained and questioned a group of rights activists en route to t...Read More
2019-12-11
China Claims All Xinjiang Detainees Have ‘Graduated,’ Drawing Skepticism From Experts, Exile Groups
Internment camp detainees in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) have “gradua...Read More
2019-12-10
China Formally Arrests Outspoken Human Rights Attorney, Denies Lawyer Visit
Authorities in the southwestern Chinese region of Guangxi have formally arrested an outspoken human ...Read More
2019-12-08
Tibetan Anti-Corruption Campaigner Draws Prison Term After Two-Day Trial
A Tibetan man detained in Qinghai on charges of disturbing social order after he complained online a...Read More
2019-12-07
Uyghur Act Passed by the U.S. House: Good, But What’s Next?
The new law is a tougher version of a bill passed last September in Senate. It still needs Senate an...Read More
2019-12-06
For Mobile Users in China, One ‘Wrong’ Word Means Punishment
A former employee of the largest state-owned telecommunications provider reveals how the regime is m...Read More
2019-12-05