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...

(Tianjin First Central Hospital- web image)

A foreign patient receives a life-extending organ transplant in a Chinese hospital. Feeling grateful, he asks a hospital staff member who the donor was so that he may give thanks and repayment.

But no one at the hospital—not even the transplant doctor—knows the donor’s identity.

Before his flight...

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...

In March 1999, Nato electronic intelligence (Elint) detected the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade sending military signals for Milosevic's forces, after the communist Chinese had allowed the Yugoslav army to move its communication centre to the basement of the embassy.

The Chinese embassy was acting as a rebroadcast station for the Yugoslav army...

When I was detained in a detention centre in the 1970’s, I met a man known as a ‘holdout’ because he refused to hand his land over to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as in 1953 many farmers, including himself had received land from the CCP regime.

In January, 1975. I was arrested for “counter-revolutionary...

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...

The bride, Miss Zhu Haiyan, and groom, Wang Min, were born in the same county in Henan province in China, and both were 25 years old, but they did not know each other.

Wang was introduced to Miss Zhu in 2011 by a friend when he retired from army service and returned home. Miss Zhu is an assistant in a dental clinic.

Once introduced, they were attracted to...

Australian doctors, Jeremy Chapman and Philip J. O’Connell, as representatives of the International Transplant Society (TTS), recently attended China's Organ Transplant forum, which had more published articles in Chinese, slandering Falun Gong and the International joint investigation into China's organ harvesting of...

July 20th 2016 was the 17th anniversary of the commencement of the genocide of Falun Gong (Falun Dafa) by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), that is still happening today.

Jiang Zemin, the then leader of the CCP, initiated the persecution on July 20th 1999, which includes rape, brainwashing,torture and killing of practitioners for their organs.

Despite the widespread documentation of these atrocities, the world's governments have been silent apart from token "Human Rights...