CCP Dissident Sentenced to 8 Years in Prison Just 3 weeks Before Beijing Winter Olympics.
By Bryce Abbott
The United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, Lithuania, Belgium, Denmark, and Estonia have all announced diplomatic boycotts of the Games. As a Beijing court has sentenced a Falun Gong practitioner to eight years in prison as the 2022 Winter Olympics…
Peng Jingtang, a Xinjiang paramilitary officer, was nominated by China’s dictator Xi Jinping to lead Chinese forces in Hong Kong on January 9.
Peng oversaw the Chinese Communist Party’s crackdown in Xinjiang, where a genocide has been occurring for years.
From 2018…
Beijing's 'Olympic Bubble' is Keeping Chinese Dissidents out of the Winter Olympics.
By Bryce Abbott
A coronavirus outbreak in Tianjin, Beijing’s adjacent city, has occurred just four weeks before the start of the Chinese capital’s Winter Olympics.
This means that all 15 million citizens of Tianjin are unable to travel to Beijing, which is only 100 kilometers…
China's Second Largest City, Follows Xi'an in Imposing Strict COVID Measures, Causing Residents to panic Buy Food & Necessities.
By Bryce Abbott
After two asymptomatic COVID-19 cases were discovered on January 2 and a third on January 3, 2022, China’s central Henan Province placed Yuzhou City under lockdown.
Yuzhou is China’s second-most-strictly-closed city, behind Xi’an, with inhabitants being prohibited…
China Fires a Government Official Who Speaks Out Against CCP's Extreme COVID Restrictions.
By Bryce Abbott
The Chinese regime fired a government official for posting on social media the true situation in Xi’an under the COVID-19’s strict COVID quarantine measures.
A 31-year-old guy traveled eight days and nights to his village due to a lack of funds, absence of public…
China Starts Initiative to Become Technologically Autonomous Despite Semiconductor Challenges.
By Bryce Abbott
Beijing’s quest for “scientific and technological independence,” particularly in the semiconductor sector, has gotten mixed reactions from around the world. While overseas companies fear the measure will stifle innovation and disrupt global trade, some China experts…
On Jan. 3, a Hong Kong independent online newspaper announced its decision to close was prompted by the recent closure of Stand News, and that their journalists no longer felt secure under law enforcement’s ambiguous rules.
Citizens News, a digital newsroom formed in…
Two Editors of Chinese Media Outlet Stand News Denied Bail for Conspiring to Publish "Seditious" content.
By Bryce Abbott
On Dec. 30, a Hong Kong court refused bail to two former top editors of Stand News who were accused of conspiring to publish “seditious” content. They were among seven people detained the day before in a police crackdown on their pro-democracy news organization, which…
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken Publicly Detests Arrest of Media Staff Members by the CCP.
By Bryce Abbott
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has demanded that Beijing and the Hong Kong government promptly free the media employees who were detained in Hong Kong on December 29 after a police raid on their workplace the same day.
According to a statement, Blinken stated…