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Are Germany’s Leibniz Institute and Springer Nature Aiding China’s Crackdown on Uyghurs, Christians and Tibetans?
Compromises between Western academia and China are hardly news. From augmenting the Chinese Communist Party’s claims over Taiwan to censoring student
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Forced Urbanization of Tibetans Since 2016, officials in China have increasingly been using coercive tactics to force Tibetan villagers to relocate
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EU Parliament Resolution on New Security Law At the end of April, the European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the adoption of
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Dictators adore the Olympic Games, and nowhere has this been more evident than with Russia President Vladimir Putin. Not content with splurging that
Hong Kong & Human Rights, April 2024: Detention Centers Echo With Screams
Hong Kong entered its post-Article 23 existence amid a susurrus of revelations that pro-democracy protesters under the age of 21 are being held in
Human Rights & China, April-End 2024: A World Without Refuge
In the land where accusations of authoritarianism are resolved by reconfiguring the internet to redefine the term, a woman named Nurimangul Hashim has
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China has a supply-side plan to subjugate the world economy that goes something like this: Having thrown the weight of the state — not to mention its
Democracy on Defense: How China’s Meddling Creates Anti-Beijing Unity
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