Police Detain 9 Christians, Send Two to Labor Camp for Holding Free Medical Clinics & Evangelizing
By Christian Newswire Saturday, December 1, 2012
ULANHOT, Inner Mongolia, —Nine Christians providing medical services in rural areas of Inner Mongolia were detained by local police who also confiscated medical equipment and sentenced two of the Christians to labor camp.
National anguish at death of five Chinese street childrenBy News on the Net Thursday, November 22, 2012
Flashback Of The Day
By Bob Parks Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Statement on China’s plan to phase out organ harvesting from executed prisoners
By News on the Net Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Washington, DC - The November Bulletin of the WHO presents an interview with Dr. Haibo Wang, where he announces China’s intention to phase out the harvesting of organs from executed prisoners. While the announcement marks a shift in China’s handling of the worldwide criticized organ procurement practice, DAFOH is concerned that the announced changes are primarily aimed at appeasing the international community, while the unethical organ transplant abuses will continue in secret..
Killed for Organs: China’s Secret State Transplant Business
By News on the Net Wednesday, October 31, 2012
China and Cyber Espionage
By Jack Dini Tuesday, October 16, 2012
The Chinese government has a national policy of economic espionage in cyberspace. In fact, the Chinese are the world’s most active and persistent practitioners of cyber espionage. (1)
China Struggles With InnovationBy Jack Dini Thursday, October 11, 2012
China ranks 151st out of 181 countries in the World Bank’s annual survey of environments for entrepreneurs. “China has a long way to go before it will be anything like the US in its ability to foster innovation or entrepreneurship,” says Daniel Altman. (1)
Forced Abortions Continue in China, China Expert Steven Mosher SaysBy Christian Newswire Tuesday, September 18, 2012
FRONT ROYAL, Va.,—“Reports that the Chinese Party-State has ended its practice of forcibly aborting women pregnant in violation of the one-child policy are premature,” says Steven Mosher, an internationally recognized authority on China and population issues, as well as an acclaimed author, speaker, and president of the Population Research Institute (PRI).
Despite Recent Report Chinese Government Has Not Banned Forced Abortion
By Christian Newswire Monday, September 17, 2012
SAN JOSE, Calif., —On September 13, All Girls Allowed (AGA) sent out a press release with the bold title, “Chinese Government Bans Forced Abortion.” We wish we could agree with our colleagues at AGA. Unfortunately, this time, we cannot.
Lawyers for Jailed Christian Lawyer Gao Zhisheng Barred from Prison VisitBy Christian Newswire Thursday, August 30, 2012
SHAYA, XINJIANG, China,—Two lawyers for jailed Christian lawyer Gao Zhisheng were denied a meeting with him Monday by authorities at the prison in far west China where he has been held since last December, years after “disappearing” into police custody.
China’s New Shadow Government, Cash for Organs, and the Threat to AmericaBy Erik Rush and Jim Garrow Sunday, August 26, 2012
The scandal surrounding China’s former Chongqing Committee Secretary Bo Xilai isn’t the sort of thing the average American news consumer would have initially found terribly interesting, since scandals in governments around the world occur on a regular basis. Add in the fact that press coverage in the West was essentially the party line communicated by the Chinese government, and one has a fairly dull, cut and dried account indeed. The story also didn’t appear to possess the lurid qualities that Americans have been conditioned by the press to expect in “newsworthy” material.
Chinese Doctor Admits to Falun Gong Organ HarvestBy Epoch Times Tuesday, August 14, 2012
A high-ranking retired Chinese military doctor has been caught in a phone call placed by a human rights group admitting that he used the organs of political prisoners in a joint research project with Wang Lijun, the former right-hand man to disgraced Party official Bo Xilai.
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