Carol Wickenkamp

The Chinese Regime is confining its dissidents to mental facilities in a bid to silence them, and in the process, ruining their lives.

Electric shock weapons, dart guns, and stun shields are just some of the torture weapons being exported by Chinese companies, says a new report by Amnesty International.

Chinese police fire into peaceful protest, Tibetans die from untreated wounds in detention .

Thousands of Uyghurs were killed by Chinese authorities, say Uyghur leaders.

China, a world famous counterfeiter, is finally being recognized for its efforts.

Chinese human rights lawyer Tang Jingling has been formally arrested and charged with subversion, his wife says.

Policies preventing the children of workers in Beijing from attending schools there are making people angry.

The Masanjia Women’s Labor Camp was supposed to be closed down, but now it simply has two names.

Social instability and rising anger with the regime has led the CCP to further beef up its security forces, but social discontent seems unlikely to go away.

The Chinese Regime is confining its dissidents to mental facilities in a bid to silence them, and in the process, ruining their lives.

Electric shock weapons, dart guns, and stun shields are just some of the torture weapons being exported by Chinese companies, says a new report by Amnesty International.

Chinese police fire into peaceful protest, Tibetans die from untreated wounds in detention .

Thousands of Uyghurs were killed by Chinese authorities, say Uyghur leaders.

China, a world famous counterfeiter, is finally being recognized for its efforts.

Chinese human rights lawyer Tang Jingling has been formally arrested and charged with subversion, his wife says.

Policies preventing the children of workers in Beijing from attending schools there are making people angry.

The Masanjia Women’s Labor Camp was supposed to be closed down, but now it simply has two names.

Social instability and rising anger with the regime has led the CCP to further beef up its security forces, but social discontent seems unlikely to go away.