‘The Problem Is the CCP,’ Says Chinese Australian Woman After Accessing Uncensored News

‘The Problem Is the CCP,’ Says Chinese Australian Woman After Accessing Uncensored News
Plainclothes policemen watch as a female practitioner of the Falun Gong spiritual system is being forcefully taken away by Chinese police towards a police van, on May 11, 2000, in Tiananmen Square, Beijing, China. Stephen Shaver/AFP via Getty Images
Daksha Devnani
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A Chinese couple who immigrated to Australia over three years ago says having access to uncensored information is critical to unveiling the “ugly purposes” behind any propaganda and understanding that “news can be fake too.”

The couple, who are from South China and whose identities are withheld for safety concerns, told The Epoch Times in an interview that coming across truthful facts in an open society helped them redeem their consciences and free their minds from the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) lifelong indoctrination.

Daksha Devnani
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Daksha Devnani is a health editor at The Epoch Times. She holds a bachelor's degree in Media Studies and previously spent five years writing and editing stories that celebrated life, tradition, and individuals who demonstrated unwavering courage.
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