China Human Rights

By Mary Hong The latest evidence suggests that DNA is being systematically collected throughout Tibet from kindergarten children, some specifically from boys aged 5 and above, the Human Rights Watch reported on Sept. 5. The…

Overseas Chinese send festival greetings and gratitude to the founder of Falun Gong By Sophia Lam With Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, overseas Chinese are sending their festival greetings to Mr. Li Hongzhi, the founder…

On April 8, Mu Jiangang, a teacher at Lanzhou University, suffered a myocardial infarction and was rushed to the hospital to have the blood clot removed and a heart stent…

By Mary Hong An artist whose work was featured as the basis for a Canadian animated movie has had his books banned in China. “Eternal Spring,” an animated documentary, depicts Chinese Falun…

By Anne Zhang China’s mental hospitals have become places for the CCP to suppress dissidents, especially Falun Gong practitioners. Safeguard Defenders, an NGO that has long been concerned with human…

By Katabella Roberts A number of “serious human rights violations” may have been committed against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in China’s western Xinjiang region, according to a new report by the United Nations’ Office of…

By Reuters GENEVA—The UN human rights chief said on Aug. 25 that she is still aiming to release a long-anticipated report on the Chinese regime’s treatment of its Uyghur minority in…

By Mary Hong The State Department has released a warning about tactics the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using to dominate global discourse on Xinjiang. According to the Aug. 24 report, the CCP’s…

By Mary Hong Gao Zhisheng, “China’s conscience,” was forcibly disappeared while under house arrest in 2017. It’s been five years and his wife, Geng He, continues her search for the brave…

By Kelly Song Hongyu Zhang will never forget the day in 2014 when she escaped China leaving her father behind, alone. Just 6 months prior, she lost her mother who died…