On a busy street in downtown Toronto, Chinese couple Luo Yu and Wang Jingjing walked among hundreds of …
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WA Police Using Live Facial Recognition to Make Arrests. This Trial Is Testing Privacy Law
by Troy OakesOn June 22, Western Australian police became the nation’s first law enforcement agency to use live facial recognition …
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Peace and ConflictEditor's Pick
The CCP Elite Capture Strategy and It’s Weapons to Control American Elites
by Audrey WangThe CCP elite capture strategy is more than mere hearsay or a conspiracy theory. At its core, it …
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ChinaEditor's Pick
Parents Alarmed After Organ Donation Questions Appear on Chinese Primary School Exam
by Mikel DavisRecently, several questions related to organ transplantation appeared on a third-grade science exam at a primary school in …
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Peace and ConflictFeatured
How MacArthur Transformed Japan: The Occupation That Built a Democracy
by Max LubyMax LuOn the morning of April 16, 1951, General Douglas MacArthur prepared to leave Japan for the last time. …
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CorruptionEditor's Pick
Ghosts of Accountability: Chinese Diaspora Media Confront CCP Elite Impunity Through Spiritual Journalism
by Hermann RohrIn a world where censorship is constant and power hides in plain sight, a new form of journalism …
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At a quiet café in Toronto, Zhang Yan spoke calmly as she shared her extraordinary journey from educator …
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SocietyFeatured
From Skynet to the West: How Surveillance Crept From the Streets of China to the Banks of London
by Hermann RohrIn 2017, a BBC journalist stood in a crowded square in Guiyang, a city deep in China’s southwest. …
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CorruptionEditor's Pick
Former Taiwanese Businessman Exposes China’s State Security Recruitment Tactics (Part 2)
by Helen LondonBeyond the business world, Cheng Kaili witnessed how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has long pursued an intricate …
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CorruptionEditor's Pick
Former Taiwanese Businessman Exposes China’s State Security Recruitment Tactics (Part 1)
by Mikel DavisCheng Kaili, secretary-general of the “Pro-Taiwan Anti-Communist National Revival Party” and a former Taiwanese businessman, still feels a …
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