China Human Rights

By Eva Fu Lawmakers and advocates have rebuked the sentencing of the 11 Chinese citizens imprisoned by Chinese authorities after they supplied materials to The Epoch Times shedding light on the…

By Isaac Teo Human rights advocates are condemning the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) for sentencing 11 Falun Gong practitioners to up to eight years in prison just weeks before the opening of…

By Nina Nguyen A respected science journal has withdrawn a study that collected DNA samples from Tibetans and Uyghurs without informed consent. It comes against a backdrop of China’s increasing clampdown on ethnic…

‘It’s saddening that upholding one’s spiritual beliefs has become the ‘biggest and most dangerous crime’ in today’s China.’ By Michael Wing An award-winning young digital animation student whose family has suffered spiritual persecution for decades…

By Isaac Teo Canadians say human rights and the rule of law are more important than trade opportunities with China, a new Angus Reid poll shows. The survey, published on Jan. 10, asked respondents what they…

By Frank Fang and Jan Jekielek R | 1h 48m | Drama | Jan. 21, 2022 – U.S. Theatrical Release A college student in China is told by his school’s party official…

By Andrew Chen The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is an opportunity for the Chinese communist regime to legitimize the ongoing genocide and atrocities it inflicts on Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hong Kongers, and…

By Andrew Chen Cantopop singer Denise Ho has been released on bail after being arbitrarily detained by Hong Kong police during the city government’s crackdown on a pro-democracy media outlet. Ho, a Canadian…

By Isaac Teo The belief that downplaying Beijing’s human rights abuses would lead to reforms in China has not only validated the Chinese Communist Party’s approach against faith groups such…

Arrest draws protest from parliamentarians in Canada By Andrew Chen Canada’s foreign affairs minister says she is “deeply concerned” by the arrest of a Canadian citizen and her media colleagues in…