Tibet’s Dalai Lama Affirms Plan to Live a Long Life
Tibetan Jailed For Celebrating Dalai Lama’s Birthday Released After Serving Five-Year Term
Activist Held For Helping ‘Ink-Splash’ Woman in China’s Hunan
Overseas Activists Plan ‘Shadow Parliament’ to Represent Hongkongers Overseas
天津软件工程师周绍卿因在推特上发文、点赞被判刑9个月
Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama declared his intention on Thursday to live a long life, citing an eighteenth-century prophecy that he could live to the age of 113.
Speaking in Dharamsala, India—where he has lived since fleeing his homeland in a failed 1959 national uprising against
A Tibetan political prisoner jailed by China for five years for celebrating the 80th birthday of the Dalai Lama was released this month after serving his full term in prison, Tibetan sources said.
Ajaja, formerly a monk at Kirti monastery in Sichuan’s Ngaba (in Chinese, Aba) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, was released on Dec. 10 and
Authorities in the central province of Hunan have detained a prominent rights activist after he helped to publicize the story of Dong Yaoqiong, a woman sent to a psychiatric hospital for splashing ink on a poster of ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Xi Jinping in a Twitter livestream.
Hong Kong democracy activists in exile have revealed plans to set up an overseas “shadow parliament” in a bid to reflect the city’s seven million permanent residents internationally amid an ever-widening crackdown on dissent under a national security law imposed by Beijing since July 1.
“In view of the rapid and deep erosion of the rights and freedoms of the Hong Kong people
天津软件工程师周绍卿因在推特上发文点赞竟然被判刑9个月。 据海外维权网披露，家住天津的软件工程师周绍卿今年31岁，因点赞和发推文120余条，于2020年3月13日被刑事拘留。2020年8月17日周绍卿被执行逮捕后，被关押在天津河东区看守所。周绍卿还被中共当局诬陷为精神病人
中国公民记者张展因报道武汉疫情而被控“寻衅滋事罪”一案，将于本月下旬在上海法院开庭。其代理律师向本台表示，张展绝食导致身体十分虚弱已申请延期审理，辩方将为张展作出无罪辩护。
公民记者张展今年5月中旬在武汉疫区被捕后，移送上海羁押，现在身处上海市浦东新区第二看守所
He stares out earnestly at his invisible audience, speaking rapidly to cram everything in. Perhaps someone out there has the power to change their destiny. His story must somehow work its way into their hearts and spur them to action.
「警察將警棍弄得『噼里啪啦』作響，往我的下身連戳兩下，我被電擊得痛苦難忍，整個下身火辣辣地疼。」江蘇省一名年過70的全能神教會基督徒回憶說。今年7月，他因信仰在家中遭警察抓捕，之後遭到酷刑逼供。
Jailed Uyghur scholar Rahile Dawut, who disappeared three years ago into Chinese custody and is believed held in an internment camp, will be honored on Thursday by New York-based rights group Scholars at Risk (SAR) with their Courage to Think Award 2020.
The award will be presented at a virtual conference, “Freedom to Think 2020: Responding to Attacks on Higher Education
Two internment camps recently identified by satellite imagery in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) appear to be separated by a cemetery and crematorium, raising fears that authorities are working to cover up deaths in the facilities.
A Tibetan herder and mother of three in Nagchu prefecture’s Driru county died in August after being tortured in Chinese custody, while her cousin is still being held by police, rights groups and sources in the region say.
Lhamo, a 36-year-old herder who was detained by police in June, died shortly after being sent to a hospital by police
现居澳洲的塔塔尔族人苏云古丽.佳尼雪芙Söyüngül Chanisheff来自新疆维吾尔自治区，最近她的英文版回忆录出版，记录了她早年在中国的经历，该书获得了读者的好评。而美国政府已將东突厥斯坦伊斯兰运动从恐怖组织名单中删除，本期节目中，我们就一起来了解情况。