Xinjiang
Shenzhen: Police line up after calls for the next ‘white paper revolution’
It is reported that some people called on those in Shenzhen, China, to gather at Huaqiangbei, the city's residential center, on the evening of November 29 to commemorate the victims of the fire in Xinjiang. As a result, the government has deployed hundreds of police cars to surround the area, ...
Xinjiang: An official claims he can change health codes
Recently, a commune secretary in Shihezi city, Xinjiang said, "You will test ‘positive’ or ‘negative’ if I say so," which has attracted public attention and discussion. According to Vision Times, residents in a specific area of Shihezi city did not pay the going rate of 4 yuan/1 kg (56 cent kilo) ...
‘Little pink’ initially praised Xinjiang, but after a quarantine, he wanted to flee
According to reports on the internet, a little pink (a term used to refer to young Chinese extreme nationalists) from China's Henan province came to a construction site in Xinjiang to move bricks. Every day he praised on Douyin (Chinese version of TikTok) how good Xinjiang is. However, during the ...
The Chinese regime demands religions become more ‘Marxist’
Although freedom of religion and belief is enshrined as an inalienable human right, its exercise is increasingly restricted. As a human right, freedom of religion implies the need and duty to protect the human dignity of its followers, as is the case with all rights in this category. The Aid to ...
Chinese regime kills Uyghurs with ‘disinfectant’ for coronavirus
Officials from the Chinese Communist regime confirmed that at least 13 people died in Xinjiang over the last weekend. The victims were poisoned by "disinfectant" agents used by the regime to allegedly reduce contagions of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus. Radio Free Asia (RFA) was able to confirm with regime ...
Giant light beam appear in Xinjiang
On the afternoon of September 22, the topic "unidentified flying objects (UFOs) emitting giant light beams filmed in many places in Xinjiang" appeared on Baidu's hot searches. The video shows the UFO casting a giant white light. From the evening of September 21 to the early morning of September 22, residents ...
Protests and deadly confinement: 22 starve to death in Xinjiang after Zero-COVID policy
In the Xinjiang region, peaceful protests and demands from its citizens through social networks to end the ravages of the Zero-COVID policy have been happening. Many people are locked in their homes without food and supplies, and as they can only express themselves on Chinese social networks, videos of people ...
Lack of food and medicine in Xinjiang: Terrible consequences of Zero-Covid policy
Residents of the western Xinjiang region have taken to social media to voice their grievances over COVID-19 closures and the lack of food and supplies sufficient to survive prolonged confinements. Ili Kazakh prefecture, also known as Yili, in northern Xinjiang, with a population of more than 4 million people, has been ...
Xinjiang pandemic: Locking people’s houses with barbed wire, people are starving
According to China News on August 25, the Xinjiang government announced that the local pandemic situation was initially under control. However, many residents complain that Xinjiang has implemented rigid measures, trapping everyone in their houses with barbed wire. A large number of people are short of food and starving, and ...
China’s most beautiful highway in Xinjiang turns into this ‘garbage’ highway
According to Chinese media Zaobao, the topic "Xinjiang Duku Highway Turns into Garbage Highway" was trending on Weibo's hot search on July 24. According to the Sichuan Observation Report, garbage is seen scattering along the way on Duku Highway in Xinjiang. Food bags and plastic bottles, among other things, lie ...
‘Mysterious bodyguard’ seen on Xi Jinping’s visit to Xinjiang
On the eve of the Beidaihe conference, Xi Jinping made a rare appearance in Xinjiang from July 12 to July 15. This was his first visit to this complex area in more than 8 years. On July 15, the CCTV news broadcast spent nearly 33 minutes covering the news, which ...
Xinjiang cotton produced using slave labor found in Adidas, Puma and Hugo Boss garments
A recent investigation revealed that the famous brands Adidas, Puma, Hugo Boss, and various other brands contained cotton sourced from Xinjiang through slave labor by ethnic minorities persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Xinjiang is one of the five "autonomous provinces" of China, although, as in Tibet, the supposed autonomy ...
Sen. Marco Rubio urges Airbnb to delist properties in China’s Xinjiang region
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) on Tuesday, Dec. 7, urged Airbnb to delist rental properties it owns in the areas of the Xinjiang region under sanction by the U.S. The call came after a report by Axios alleged the lands owned by Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) have several rental houses ...
Brave activist exposes existence of concentration camps in Xinjiang with secret cam
A Chinese activist shared footage of the extensive facilities dedicated by the Chinese government exclusively to detain its subjects of repression in Xinjiang, China. Fully aware of the potential threats he was facing, Guan Guan was determined to travel around the cities of Xinjiang province to verify the existence of the ...
Biden’s climate envoy invests in company accused of violating Uighur human rights
John Kerry was caught investing at least $1 million in the Hillhouse China Value Fund on Oct. 25. The entity is the second-largest shareholder in a solar panel manufacturing company accused of abusing Uighur native people. The fund, which the special presidential climate envoy financially backs, bought shares in LONGi Green ...
United Kingdom: Chinese ambassador banned from Parliament
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, the Speaker of the Commons and the Speaker of the Lords banned the Chinese ambassador from entering the British Parliament when he was to participate in a meeting with other parliamentarians, reported the Daily Mail. The Chinese ambassador to the UK, Zheng Zeguang, was scheduled to meet with ...
Beijing expects to profit from Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
Earth's biggest human rights abuser hopes to capitalize on the Taliban seizing power in Afghanistan. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is pleased with Islamic militant fighters taking control of Kabul, because the communist regime could make a lot of money from a change of leadership. The CCP welcomed the withdrawal of U.S. ...
CCP exhibits ‘thuggish’ diplomacy at Biden admin’s first visit to China
Beijing officials seemingly behaved more like violent criminals at the Biden administration's first official visit to mainland China. The U.S. deputy secretary of state met with Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Vice Minister Xie Feng in Tianjin city. They tried to hold diplomatic talks about bilateral relations on July 26. Wendy Sherman ...
During an earnings call, Nike CEO declares company is ‘of China and for China’
Following a controversy earlier this year over concerns about the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) human rights abuses, Nike CEO John Donahoe declared the sportswear apparel company a "brand of China and for China" this week.Nike issued a statement in March that showed worry about claims of forced labor camps in ...
European leaders push for soft approach to CCP’s gross human rights violations during G7
Angela Merkel, Mario Draghi, the Italian prime minister, Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, and Charles Michel, president of the European Council, opposed any harsh condemnation of the communist regime's practice of Chinese slave labor in Xinjiang province, China, at the G7 Summit, opting instead to use ...
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