There has been a “mass mobilization” of CCP agents (Chinese Communist Party) outside of China. One such case involves the arrest of Baimadajie Angwang on September 21. Prior to his recent arrest, Angwang was a Tibetan-American police officer in Queens, New York, and a U.S. Army reservist. He is charged with acting as an illegal ...
(Continued from Part 1) Tim Baker, whom the orphans lovingly call “Papa Tim,” adopted another child named Philip. He found Philip, who was suffering from a congenital cleft lip, in one of the surrounding orphanages and saw that he was dying. He took Philip back to Shepherd’s Field Children’s Village and used a syringe to ...
In 1990, Tim Baker up and moved his family from the United States to China. Thirty years later, he has become affectionately known as “foreign dad” to 4,000 orphans, of which 95 percent were children with disabilities. In June 2019, an 8-year-old girl with cerebral palsy in Nanjing was thrown into a river by her father and grandfather. She was weighed down by a school ...
A large-scale civil disobedience movement has broken out in Inner Mongolia, with tens of thousands of students and parents launching widespread strikes and protest rallies. The people of Inner Mongolia have risen up en masse to resist the outrageous and tyrannical attempts by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to extinguish the Mongolian language in schools, ...
On October 1 every year, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities order the “blood flag“ to be hung up on all the streets of Mainland China. This year, while the global COVID-19 pandemic, also known as the CCP virus, is still raging and oblivious to the rest of the world in lockdown, the display of ...
Se Hoon Kim, a Korean-American student who hails from New Jersey and a graduate student at the University of Rochester, is a regular participant and co-ordinator of events and activities related to human rights abuses in China. Leading up to the time of every upcoming event, Kim would regularly encounter obstruction and intimidation tactics from ...
This is part one of a two-part series on human rights advocate Se Hoon Kim. Se Hoon Kim, a graduate student, is a regular participant, as well as a coordinator of many conferences and seminars related to human rights abuses in China. He was confronted by a group of mainland Chinese students on the campus ...
The COVID-19 epidemic is disrupting society and business, upending people’s lives, and causing widespread concern in this age of uncertainty, but also moments of compassion. Today, the CCP virus, which is known by other names, such as the coronavirus or COVID-19, is ravaging the entire world with worry. So far, almost 40 million people worldwide have ...
On New Year’s Eve of that year, Xiao Guangyan attended the Orientation Gala of the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics: To his utter shock and horror, during the party, he was met with intolerable insults and humiliation. Amid the gloating laughter of the guests, the host announced loudly: “The live show, Exposing the Foreign Doctor, ...
Xiao Guangyan, a Chinese pioneering petrochemical scientist, was born in Japan in 1920. His father was Lieutenant General at the Republic of China’s embassy in Japan and later served as a minister of Wang Jingwei’s government. Raised in privilege, Xiao enjoyed a carefree childhood and later an envious life in the United States with a ...
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