Social Control
- Artificial Intelligence
- Surveillance
- Social Credit
- Big Data
- Great Firewall
- Security Law
- Chinese Communist Party Structure
Crimes Against Humanity
- The 610 Office
- Organ Harvesting
- Uighur Muslims
- Tibet
- Cultural Revolution
- Concentration Camps
- Tiananmen Square
Theft, Influence, and Intimidation
- I pledge allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party
- 1000 Talents Program
- Confucius Institute
- United Front
- Global Times
- 50 Cent Army
- Taiwan
- Hong Kong
- Loan Shark
- Intellectual Theft
- Threats against the free world
Power
Social Control
- Artificial Intelligence
- Surveillance
- Social Credit
- Big Data
- Great Firewall
- Security Law
- Chinese Communist Party Structure
Crimes Against Humanity
- The 610 Office
- Organ Harvesting
- Uighur Muslims
- Tibet
- Cultural Revolution
- Concentration Camps
- Tiananmen Square
Theft, Influence, and Intimidation
- I pledge allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party
- 1000 Talents Program
- Confucius Institute
- United Front
- Global Times
- 50 Cent Army
- Taiwan
- Hong Kong
- Loan Shark
- Intellectual Theft
- Threats against the free world
Power
Hong Kong June 4 vigil organizers to disband amid crackdown
Police had asked the alliance to hand over any information about groups they had worked with overseas or in Taiwan
Editors of Hong Kong newspaper arrested under security law
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“I stand the law’s good servant but the people’s first. For the law must serve the people, not the people the law.”
2020 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: China
Government officials and the security services often committed human rights abuses with impunity.
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Every prominent HK pro-democracy activist is now in jail, exile, or on trial awaiting sentencing
Today marks the first time that almost every prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist is either in jail, exile, or on trial awaiting sentencing.