A Hong Kong newspaper owned by the Chinese communist government published a series of articles last week accusing Christian churches of fomenting unrest during the 2019 popular uprising, alluding strongly to a crackdown on Hong Kong Christians in under the tyrannical "national security law" imposed by Beijing. to crush the 2019 protest movement.

Interpol's General Assembly voted last week to elect a senior Chinese public security official, Hu Binchen, to serve on the international police organization's 13-member Executive Committee. The election results have prompted strong condemnation from human rights activists and legislators around the world who fear that Hu's election will enable Beijing to leverage Interpol's resources to target Chinese political dissidents.

The Chinese government's violent oppression of the primarily Uyghur Muslim population in Xinjiang is no longer a secret. From forced sterilization of Uyghur women to the internment of millions in prison camps to the eradication and destruction of religious institutions, the Chinese Communist Party's actions against the Uyghurs have been deemed worthy of the name genocide to many in the human rights community.

German actors expressed their thoughts and feelings about the China coronavirus on YouTube, unfortunately, YouTube didn't like their thoughts and so they were censored. But the courts in Germany decided that YouTube is not the purveyor of truth and mandated no more censorship from YouTube. In Germany, a group of actors expressed their opinions of...

While a hundred thousand Frenchmen protested against Macron's vaccine passports on Sunday in Paris, German police violently shut down a protest in Berlin. The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture is investigating the use of excessive force. Over 600 protestors were arrested in Berlin on Sunday, one man died of a heart attack after being...

Chinese authorities have arrested several Tibetans from Karze, in the traditional Kham province of Tibet, incorporated in China's Sichuan province for celebrating the 86th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Tibet earlier this month. A man named Kunchok Tashi and a woman named Dzapo, both

People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier was arrested after appearing at a sparsely attended rally against COVID-19 restrictions in a southern Manitoba village on Friday afternoon. Radio-Canada's Laïssa Pamou, who was covering the event, said the rally in St-Pierre-Jolys, which is about 57 kilometres south of Winnipeg, saw no more than 15 people in attendance.