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Starbucks Opens Its First 2 Stores in Xinjiang, Drawing Congressional Criticism
October 1, 2026By Arthur Zhang
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Floor-Crossing MP Michael Ma’s Downplaying of Forced Labour in China Draws Strong Reactions
March 26, 2026By Olivia Gomm
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Matched and ‘Killed to Order’: Inside the CCP’s Dark Organ Industry | With Guest Host Rob Schneider
February 28, 2026By Jan Jekielek
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China Uses Thai King’s Visit to Deepen Repression, Export Digital Colonialism: Analysts
November 17, 2025By Jarvis Lim
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China’s ‘Three Warfares’ Strategy and Panda Diplomacy Explained: Piero Tozzi
February 25, 2025By Jan Jekielek
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Volkswagen to Sell Assembly Plant in Xinjiang Amid Mounting Pressure
November 27, 2024By Bill Pan
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Venezuela’s Flawed Elections and Latin America’s ‘Axis of Evil’: Eric Patterson
August 24, 2024By Jan Jekielek
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GOP Senators Call on Biden Administration to Investigate Chinese Apps
April 18, 2024By Aaron Pan
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Is Volkswagen Exploiting Slave Labor in China?
February 24, 2024By Anders Corr
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Bipartisan Commission Provides Biden a Political Prisoner List to Hand to China’s Xi
November 9, 2023By Frank Fang
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IN-DEPTH: International Community Allowed Chinese Regime to Expand Suppression of Religious Freedom, USCIRF Chair Says
May 16, 2023By Ella Kietlinska, Jan Jekielek
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Trade Minister Confronted on Lack of Forced Labour Products Intercepted at Borders
March 27, 2023By Noé Chartier
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Senate Finance Committee Demands Answers From Automakers on Possible Ties to Xinjiang Forced Labor
December 23, 2022By Michael Washburn
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US Commission Highlights Beijing’s Religious Repression
December 17, 2022By Kelly Song
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Canadian Pension Plan Could Be Fuelling China’s Human Rights Abuse: Report
November 21, 2022By Andrew Chen
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UN Report on Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang Is a Clarion Call to Action
September 12, 2022By Callista L. Gingrich
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‘Damning’: US Lawmakers Respond to UN Report on CCP Atrocities in Xinjiang
September 2, 2022By Andrew Thornebrooke
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Most Australian Solar Farms Exposed to China’s Slave Labour Supply Chains
April 6, 2022By Daniel Khmelev
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Democrats’ COMPETES Bill Would Import Thousands of New Refugees, Economic Immigrants
February 3, 2022By Joseph Lord
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China, Goldman Sachs, and Genocide Denial
January 24, 2022By Anders Corr
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How Communist China Subverts Institutions and Freedoms in the West: Canadian MP Garnett Genuis
October 5, 2020By Jan Jekielek
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USCIRF’s Tony Perkins: On China’s Surveillance State and Threats to Freedom of Religion Globally
April 28, 2020By Jan Jekielek
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Senate Passes Bill Condemning China’s Human Rights Abuses in Xinjiang
September 12, 2019By Eva Fu
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A Xinjiang Resident Warns Fellow Chinese Not to Move to the Region
July 11, 2019By Olivia Li
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Chinese Regime Covering Up Atrocities, Say Researchers
November 6, 2012By Matthew Robertson
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In Exposing China Abuses, Congress Shows Another Way
July 26, 2012By Matthew Robertson
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Amnesty: Human Rights Must Define Ireland’s Relationship with China
March 29, 2012By Martin Murphy
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Conditions Worsen for Civil Liberties in China Says Commission Report
December 13, 2008By Gary Feuerberg
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Xinjiang Bombing Toll is Eleven
August 14, 2008By Epoch Times Staff
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New Attack in Xinjiang Leaves Three Dead
August 12, 2008By Epoch Times Staff
Starbucks Opens Its First 2 Stores in Xinjiang, Drawing Congressional Criticism
