The Conservative Party Human Rights Commission (CPHRC) has released a report that calls on the British government to publically condemn the continuing practice of forced organ harvesting in China and to seek a United Nations Commission of Inquiry to assess whether this practice could amount to a crime against humanity under international law.

The CPHRC heard that the scale of organ harvesting in China is much higher than previously...

Article by Chineses human rights activists, Yang Jianli, Founder and President of Initiatives for China, and Teng Biao, Visiting Scholar at The Institute for Advanced Study and New York University

We have watched the three presidential debates in dismay and surprise: While the third and final debate dealt with several important issues, it repeated a glaring omission of the prior two debates. Why hasn’t anybody raised questions about U.S. human rights...

U.S. network security experts say Chinese hackers recently launched a network attack targeting people attending a U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference.

Officials say the attempted attack took place this month at the conference in Williamsburg, Virginia, attended by defense officials, defense industry representatives, defense security experts and think-tank scholars.

Steven Adair, founder of Washington-area network security company Volexity, said the hacking attempt was...

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A series of billboards appeared in Times Square as part of a Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation campaign. The Foundation is a Washington, D.C.- based organization dedicated to educating the public about communism’s legacy worldwide.

The billboards note that today, 1 in 5 people on earth live under communism; that it remains...

The U.S. Congressional Executive Commission on China (CECC), Annual Report 2016 and the British Conservative Party Human Rights Commission (CPHRC) have both been scathing of the Chinese Human rights record and the lack of progress and transparency since being granted entry to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.

The CECC says that “2016 will mark 15 years since China’s accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). At that time, the Chinese...

So-called "Tribute Concerts for Chairman Mao" to be held in Sydney and Melbourne this weekend have been cancelled due to unprecedented protests from Chinese-Australians and ordinary Australians who were appalled that the life of the greatest mass-murderer in history would be 'celebrated' in a democratic country such as Australia.

The proposed tribute to Mao Zedong, marking the 40th anniversary of his death, touched a raw nerve among many Chinese-Australians, whose families...

(A re-enactement of live organ harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioner)

Three international investigators have released an in-depth update on the killing of prisoners of conscience for their organs in China at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. on June 22, 2016.

Their extensive research, based on media reports...

This short film was shot over a 12-hour period in Sydney’s CBD on July 20th 2015, it was gradually put together over the space of approximately one year.

The director, Alexander Nilsen, says that originally the footage was just going to be used for a basic YouTube video about Falun Gong, but after laying the cinematic music tracks, it started taking it’s own course.

The 5-minute piece sheds light on a very tough subject: The persecution of Falun Gong in...

The following is a speech by Shan Ju Lin, a Taiwanese born candidate for the Federal seat of Moreton in Queensland Australia. It gives Australian voters food for thought when assessing the policies of political parties and the threat from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Good evening Ladies & Gentlemen,

I was born in Taiwan, and was fortunate to migrate to Australia in 1991. I’ve embraced my new country, earning a Masters of Education, getting...

The Epoch Times has reported that, a decade after evidence emerged of one of the gravest and most extraordinary human rights violations today, the United States House of Representatives has added its voice to the chorus of censure.

H.Res 343, an item of legislation that expresses concern by the House of Representatives on “persistent and credible reports of systematic, state-sanctioned organ harvesting from non-consenting prisoners of conscience in the People’s Republic of...

Crikey.com.au has reported that last week a number of Australia’s leading media outlets quietly signed memorandums of understanding in Sydney with a range of Chinese media outlets.

The outlets are: Xinhua News Agency, China Daily, China Radio International, People’s Daily Website and Qingdao Publishing Group. The Australian outlets are Fairfax Media, Sky News Australia, the University of Technology Sydney, Global CAMG and Weldon International.

In a rare direct exchange between representatives of the Chinese government and Tibetans, the Chinese ambassador to the UK told Tibetan activists at a public talk in Bath, UK, on 17th May, that “your cause is doomed to failure… you will never succeed. Period.”

The ambassador’s exchanges with activists were caught on camera and video is available from Free Tibet. Before the...