Social Control

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.

Communist China ‘uses free speech to harm other people’s right to free speech,’ Chen Guangcheng told The Epoch Times.

The U.S. CDC issued a Level 2 travel alert on Aug. 1 for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.

The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.

Forced organ harvesting in China has been a subject of international condemnation for years.

Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.

Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.

Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.

‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.

Beijing’s digital tyranny could expand to other countries through Chinese apps and platforms that collect and transmit user data to China, experts warn.

The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.

The firsthand accounts of transnational persecution and the personal stories of victims touched the audience.

An aggressive campaign to collect back taxes on foreign income is being enforced in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces.

The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.

Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.

Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet

Authorities destroy vegetable plots and seal manholes to block city sewers as infections surge.

For many Beijingers, the buildup has meant weeks of disruption.

Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.

Communist China ‘uses free speech to harm other people’s right to free speech,’ Chen Guangcheng told The Epoch Times.

The U.S. CDC issued a Level 2 travel alert on Aug. 1 for China as the chikungunya virus outbreak continues its rapid spread.

The communist regime doesn’t want young workers to emigrate because that would show they lack faith in the CCP, one expert said.

Forced organ harvesting in China has been a subject of international condemnation for years.

Local residents say that mandatory quarantine has been implemented.

Abbot Shi Yongxin is accused of embezzling and maintaining improper relationships with multiple women, according to the temple’s authority.

Experts warn that these VPNs, whether sold openly or installed at the airport, may not be safe.

‘Surveillance colonialism operates through algorithms, platforms, and biometric contracts, outsourcing control while entrenching dependency,’ one expert said.

Beijing’s digital tyranny could expand to other countries through Chinese apps and platforms that collect and transmit user data to China, experts warn.

The measures coming out of the conference will likely deprive the low-income city residents of their housing and won’t help the real estate sector, experts say.

The firsthand accounts of transnational persecution and the personal stories of victims touched the audience.

An aggressive campaign to collect back taxes on foreign income is being enforced in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces.

The communist regime’s ‘work-for-relief’ program is more of a way to exploit poor Chinese citizens than to provide them aid, some observers said.

Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.