Apple has done it again! Like many multinationals, it has not let human rights get in the way of potential profits from the huge Chinese market.

The Epoch Times reports that the strict regime of Internet censorship and surveillance enforced by the Chinese authorities drives many Internet users to seek out tools they can use to get around the restrictions — programs like OpenDoor, a browser that was available recently from the App Store in China.

Until Apple...

Human Rights Watch is urging China to release an activist who was "forcibly disappeared" while trying to participate in a United Nations review of Beijing's human rights record.

Cao Shunli has not been seen since September 14, when media reports say she was interrogated and detained at the Beijing airport. She was one of...

Initiatives for China has launched a large-scale signature appeal against the People’s Republic of China’s (“China”) bid to once again become a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

The UN General Assembly shall convene in November 2013 to select new members of the UN Human Rights Council. China, which had two consecutive terms of membership with a one-year leave, has submitted its candidacy.

Harvard University is the world’s most prestigious University, however it is also been described as the “second school of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)Central Commission“, whose mysterious relationship with Bo Guagua, the son of...

Daniel Friesen said he was alarmed by what his Saturday copy of the Toronto Star had tucked inside it: a copy of the China Daily, an English-language newspaper owned by the Chinese Communist Party.

The China Daily is owned and controlled by China’s ruling regime and among its responsibilities is advancing the party’s viewpoints on everything from Tibet to democracy.

Those viewpoints tend to justify communist authoritarian rule and paint persecuted groups like...

Rallies were held around the world recently to mark the 14th anniversary on the 20th July of the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese regime.

Peter Westmore, the president of the National Civic Council delivered the following speech at a rally held in Melbourne's City Square.

China is a country whose...

Many Chinese media outlets believe that the backstage support for the Snowden affair is the Jiang faction of the communist gang. The inside fight between President Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang against Jiang Zemin and Zhou Yongkang is becoming more blood thirsty, since Zhou Yongkang's plot to eliminate Xi Jinping and let Bo Xilai take control of China failed.

It is well known that Chinese female spies are placed into many important Western business empires, forming close ties with important business leaders around the world.  A news item from the Chinese language media, Panchinese, recently revealed

The defeat of the Chinese Football team to the Thai Football team in a catastrophic loss at 1:5, shocked many Chinese people. But there was a suspicion with many that the match was fixed or manipulated.

After the game, the former Spanish national team marshal, the Chinese Football Coach Mr Jose Camacho said: "The Thai team...

NSA leaker Edward Snowden recently told the Guardian he acted because “I can’t in good conscience allow the U.S. government to destroy privacy, Internet freedom, and basic liberties for people around the world with this massive surveillance machine they’re secretly building.” He added, “I understand that I will be made to suffer for my actions.”

There are some Americans who are idealists and take criticizing capitalism as their mission in life. Most of these people...

Edward Snowden, claimed in Hong Kong this week, that he is the source of recent disclosures about top-secret National Security Agency programs, and says that he is a former undercover CIA employee.

He claims he chose Hong Kong to hide due to its “reputation for freedom” and “strong tradition of free speech”  an absurd statement to all but the extremely gullible. The Chinese Communist regime has been doing its utmost to destroy Hong Kong's freedoms since the handover in...

A New Documentary Free China, The Courage to Believe, directed by Michael Perlman (Director of Tibet, Beyond Fear), has entered its Oscar Nomination Qualification theatrical run in the US, and...