Bitter Winter

The new policy offers the anti-cultists an opportunity for a vendetta against one of the remnants of the Olive Tree, one of their main enemies in the 20th century.

They have been detained since March under dire conditions and subjected to abuses. Amnesty International is campaigning to secure their release.

Yet another demolition sparks public outrage and police brutality.

Jolene Chu and Ollimatti Peltonen, both researchers and members of the organization themselves, offer a short but well-crafted introduction.

Even worse than those who persecute churches and jail their innocent leaders in Korea are those who applaud the persecution.

When a streaming series becomes a tribunal, it is time for the international human rights community to take notice.

Who, in fact, set the example for hostage‑taking—Donald Trump or Xi Jinping? A Uyghur journalist’s opinion.

The CRL Rights Commission, once rebuked for overreach, now stumbles into a new scandal as its “self‑regulation” project unravels. 

The gathering reminded the officers that “constitutionalism,” “separation of powers,” and “judicial independence” are Western concepts that have no place in China.

The proposed legislation is a direct challenge to the ICCPR. It would allow the government to destroy the religions it perceived as politically hostile.