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Human Rights with Communist Chinese Characteristics; China pushes its state-centric human rights model at the UN

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Communist China has exploited United Nations subsidiary organizations, such as the UN Human Rights Council and the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, for years in pushing Chinese strategic goals and objectives through relentless information and influence warfare. These efforts attempt to shield Beijing and its allies from human rights scrutiny by misdirecting attention away …

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Trump’s Second 100 Days Could Cement Trump’s Legacy—or Undo It

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Trump Returned Hope To Americans

Trump’s progress during the first 100 days has been extremely encouraging for Republicans, but it’s far too early to declare victory. It is the second 100 days that will determine whether the president’s agenda succeeds or fails. What unfolds in the months ahead will either cement Trump’s legacy — or undo it.

Protesters in China See Their Phones Flashing Red; ‘They are putting digital handcuffs on us’

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Remember in 2020 when the idea of digital Covid passports was floated in the U.S.? It would ensure that responsible Americans who did the right thing weren’t exposed to the “unvaccinated.” Even many of us who were vaccinated thought it was a bad idea. A situation currently unfolding in China demonstrates precisely why no sane person …

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Interview With Chinese Tennis Star Who ‘Disappeared’ After Accusing CCP Official of Sexual Assault More Like Hostage Video

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  In a Nov. 2 social media post, Chinese tennis star Peng Shaui wrote that she had been sexually assaulted by China’s ex-deputy premier Zhang Gaoli. Twenty minutes later, the post was removed by government censors and Peng vanished without a trace for nearly three weeks. Although Peng was well-known in China, the story of …

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