For China’s Rights Defenders, Fighting the State Leads to Prison
A law that the CCP uses widely to silence those protesting its autocratic rule lists 32 instances wh...Read More
2020-06-13
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Mistreatment and Forced Labor in Custody Deteriorate Condition of Ill Christians
After some seriously ill Christians are arrested and detained because of their faith, they are not o...Read More
2020-06-13
COVID-19: Perhaps It Was Around Since August 2019—and the CCP Knew It
A new study by Harvard Medical School crossed satellite images and Internet queries to come to this ...Read More
2020-06-12
Zoom Shuts Down Account of U.S.-based Group After Tiananmen Anniversary
The video-conferencing app Zoom recently shut down the account of a U.S.-based Chinese rights group ...Read More
2020-06-12
Victims’ Families Say Uighur Religious Leaders Main Target in China
A Chinese government crackdown on the minority Muslims in Xinjiang has taken a toll on the community...Read More
2020-06-11
COVID-19: The CCP Lied, the WHO Lied, Thousands Died
New documents leaked to the Associated Press confirm that the WHO, while praising China in public, k...Read More
2020-06-11
Hong Kongers Still Defiant One Year Later As National Security Law Looms
On June 9 last year, some one million Hong Kongers staged a peaceful protest against a...Read More
2020-06-10
Crosses Removed from over 250 Churches in Anhui Province
Provincial authorities ordered to eradicate crosses “no matter what,” and in four months, many state...Read More
2020-06-10
Mosque ‘Sinicization’ Campaign Surged Amid the Pandemic
Numerous mosques in Gansu Province had their domes and crescent symbols removed, triggering anger am...Read More
2020-06-09
Chinese Official Churches Gradually Resume with Many Restrictions
Given the Coronavirus pandemic, the state-vetted Chinese churches have not been able to gather for n...Read More
2020-06-08