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Apple Gives $275 Billion to China
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Toronto Group That Parrots CCP Party Line Receives $160,000 in Federal Funding
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‘It Robs Us of Our Humanity’: Speakers at International Conference Condemn Beijing’s Illicit Organ Harvesting, Call for Action
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US House Reintroduces Bill to Ban All Xinjiang Goods Made With Forced Labor
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Biden Administration: China’s Sanctions of Trump Officials ‘Unproductive and Cynical’
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4 Turkish Businessmen Detained in China After Turkey Condemns Xinjiang Internment Camps
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China Detains Kazakh Rights Advocate: Activists
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Huawei, Hikvision, and the Surveillance State
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China Bars Millions From Travel for ‘Social Credit’ Offenses
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Chinese Americans Call for Exposure and Punishment of Communist Spies
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British Foreign Secretary Announces Review of Christian Persecution Around the World
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Huawei and the Creation of China’s Orwellian Surveillance State
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China Gains Geopolitical Clout in Ecuador Through Export of Mass-Surveillance Systems
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‘Huawei Exposed’: The Epoch Times Hosts Panel Discussion
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US Reviews Report of Imports from Forced Labor in China Camp
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The Fragile Chinese Empire
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Rep. Smith Urges Trump to Confront Chinese Leader on Human Rights Record
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Beijing’s Stepped-Up Repression: The Darkest Hours Before the Dawn
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Beijing Resorts to ‘Media Fellowship’ Program to Influence Foreign Journalists’ Coverage of China
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US Dissatisfied With Religious Freedom Around the World, Says Ambassador Brownback
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Shanghai Airport Unveils Facial Recognition Tech, Raises Privacy Concerns
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US to Adopt a China Policy Based on Realism
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China to Restrict Online Activities of Religious Groups
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Experts Urge Government to Investigate Controversial Dead Bodies Exhibition
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Critic of Human Cadaver Exhibition Aims to Pioneer Tests on Plastinated Tissue
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US Technology Used for Mass Surveillance in China, Say US Lawmakers
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US Officials Concerned About China’s Intensifying Crackdown on Xinjiang, Considers Possibility of Sanctions
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Chinese Regime Forces Xinjiang Residents to Download Spying App, Which Has Ability to Track and Censor Users, Report Says
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Chinese Regime Uses ‘Big Data’ Surveillance to Detain Xinjiang Residents, According to Human Rights Watch
