China Tells Citizens What They Should Post Online: Xi Jinping Thought
China’s internet regulator this week issued a set of guidelines detailing what more than 700 m...Read More
2019-09-15
Reports of China’s Repression in Xinjiang ‘100 Percent True’: Jordanian Journalist
A Jordanian journalist who traveled to northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) fo...Read More
2019-09-14
China Detains Dozens in Xinjiang For Sharing Songs From Kazakhstan
Chinese authorities in the northwestern region of Xinjiang have detained dozens of ethnic minority M...Read More
2019-09-13
Burial Reform: Exhumed Bodies and Forced Cremations
The ruling to impose cremations in Jiangxi Province sparked protests, which the state quickly crushe...Read More
2019-09-11
Han Teachers in Xinjiang: Save Uyghur Children!
Accounts by four teachers who witness daily CCP’s destruction of Uyghur culture and language, psycho...Read More
2019-09-10
Interview: ‘There Has Never Been Any Talk of Independence For Hong Kong.’
A Tsap (whose name has been changed), is a 27-year-old frontline protester who was uninterested in p...Read More
2019-09-09
Bans on Shipment of Goods Imposed to Curb Hong Kong Protests
Masks, helmets, umbrellas, and other “sensitive” items are no longer allowed to be sent from mainlan...Read More
2019-09-08
CCP Attempts to Enforce Social Credit in Hong Kong Campuses
An analog of the system that judges peoples’ behavior and reliability was introduced in a Hong Kong ...Read More
2019-09-07
Xinjiang Authorities Arrest Sibling Uyghur Real Estate Moguls, Jail One For Decades
Two ethnic Uyghurs who run what is widely considered the most successful real estate firm of the pas...Read More
2019-09-05
Churches in Hong Kong ring bells for peace
ucanews.com reporter, Hong Kong Hong Kong September 2, 2019 Churches throughout Hong Kong rang thei...Read More
2019-09-03