Truth never damages a cause that is just. ------------ Mohandas K. Gandhi
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Chinese
Communist Party’s Overseas Forces in Action
As early as the Sino-Japanese War, the CCP established the
branch offices of the Communist Party and various organizations.
[36] Under the CCP’s incitement, overseas Chinese agreed with the
CCP’s political view and followed its order. Especially after
October 19, 1950 when the CCP’s army combated with the UN army in
South Korea in order to support Kim II Sung, [37] many countries
began to suspect the Chinese as “the fifth garrison exported from
the Communist Party.” On February 1, 1951, a resolution was passed
during a...
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 11 December 2013 17:46 |
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David Matas
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International
human rights lawyer, David Matas, recently presented a timely
reminder to all democratic countries of the dangers of "transplant
tourism", where people source organ transplants, mainly from China,
that they cannot receive in their own countries, where ethical
practices are established and adhered to.
This is not the case in...
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 December 2013 17:36 |
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China Uncensored
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The
hazardous air quality in Beijing has been well publicized in recent
years, when levels of fine particulate matter have at times reached
40 times the recommended exposure limit set by the World Health
Organization.
The United States Embassy in Beijing has long monitored air
pollution in the city, much to the
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Last Updated on Friday, 29 November 2013 23:53 |
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VOA
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The Chinese government has drawn ridicule
from domestic Internet users for its low-key reaction to U.S. and
Japanese aircraft ignoring Beijing's creation of an air defense
zone in the East China Sea.
Many Chinese microbloggers posted messages Wednesday mocking the
ruling Communist Party or lamenting that it has become, in their
view, an international "laughing stock."
China declared an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) over
disputed
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Last Updated on Thursday, 28 November 2013 20:30 |
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VOA
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China faced a barrage of complaints from the United States,
Japan and South Korea on Monday, following its creation of an air
'defense' zone over disputed waters in the East China Sea.
Beijing reacted angrily, filing its own formal protests over the
criticism.
China declared the air defense identification zone (ADIZ) over the
East China Sea on Saturday, saying all civilian and military
aircraft flying within it must identify themselves and obey all
commands from...
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China Uncensored
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A Spanish
court on Tuesday ordered that international arrest warrants be
issued for ex-Chinese communist regime leader, Jiang Zemin and four
other senior leaders in a case alleging crimes of genocide against
Tibetans.
Also named were Li Peng, China’s premier during the repression
in Tibet in the late 1980’s and early 1990s; Qiao Shi...
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 November 2013 22:27 |
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China Uncensored
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The United Nations
(UN) General Assembly has elected human rights abusers China,
Russia, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Cuba, and Vietnam to the UN Human
Rights Council (UNHRC), dealing a severe blow to the credibility
and efficacy of a body that was supposed to improve on its
discredited predecessor says UN...
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Last Updated on Friday, 15 November 2013 23:49 |
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Yang Jianli/Initiatives for China
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Speech at
the 6th annual briefing on Human Rights Council Candidates hosted
by UN Watch and Human Rights Foundation
November 4, 2013, UN Headquarters, New York
At about 9:00pm, September 24, I was on the phone with Ms. Zhang
Jing in China, the wife of the street vendor Xia Junfeng. Four
years ago, Xia Junfeng...
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Last Updated on Friday, 15 November 2013 23:34 |
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China Uncensored
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Most Chinese
people would boast "Taiwan belongs to China", and many Taiwanese
also hope to once again be united with the land of their
ancestors.
While hundreds Chinese tourists are visiting Taiwan every day, how
do they associate with each other?
On Sep.9, 2013, Mr Chen Lilun, a 28 years old Taiwanese took his
Chinese...
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China Uncensored
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There are
many ways of spying on people and organizations but the Chinese
appear to have found a different one.
According to Russian media reports, recently, St Petersburg
customs seized a batch of small electrical appliances imported from
China. The customs officers opened them up, and found
microchips. These chips were suspected of...
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Last Updated on Friday, 01 November 2013 20:26 |
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China Uncensored
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The
Australian premiere of the award-winning film FREE CHINA: THE
COURAGE TO BELIEVE will be held in Sydney in November.
The fates of a woman living in Beijing and a man living in New
York become inextricably linked because of a common conviction.
This remarkably moving film exposes the widespread human rights
violations
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 October 2013 19:49 |
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China Uncensored
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The latest white paper from the Taiwanese military, as reported
in the Taipai Times, states that China's People's
Liberation Army (PLA) may be able to successfully invade the nation
by 2020 if current military and security trends continue.
Among those trends is “the steady modernization of the PLA,
including its expanding portfolio of anti-access/area denial
capabilities” which would make it far more difficult for the United
States to come to the island democracy’s...
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VOA
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A Spanish court has agreed to hear a lawsuit alleging that
China's former president, Hu Jintao, committed genocide in
Tibet.
The suit, filed by the Tibet Support Committee in Madrid, alleges
that Hu was responsible for repressive programs when he was the top
Chinese official in Tibet from 1988 to 1992. It also says as
China's president from 2003 to 2013, he was responsible for
additional crimes against Tibetans.
In a ruling released Thursday, an appeals court said the...
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