Communist China: Christian Minor Expelled from Xinjiang High School for His Faith
Category: Totalitarianism
US: The Future of China: Six Chinese Legal Rights Defenders Speak Out on Religious Freedom & Rule of Law
Communist China: Blind Lawyer Denied Medical Treatment in Chinese Prison
Communist China: ‘Subversive’ Messages Lead to Shut Down of Chinese Internet Phone Company
DC: Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission Hearing Announcement – Rule of Law in China
Communist China: U.S. Defense Secretary Gates calls for lasting military dialogue with China
Reuters: U.S. calls for lasting military dialogue with China
— Reuters: “Defense Secretary Robert Gates called for lasting dialogue with China’s military after years of ‘on-again, off-again’ talks as he welcomed a top Chinese general to the Pentagon on Tuesday. The 75-minute meeting between Gates and Xu Caihou, vice chairman of the People’s Liberation Army Central Military Commission, represented the highest-level visit by a Chinese military official since 2006.”
—- Note: Same Defense Secretary Gates who calls for “engagement” with the Taliban
North Korea’s ‘disregard’ for citizens starving eight million
North Korea’s ‘disregard’ for citizens starving eight million
— Daily Telegraph: “At least 8 million people are facing food shortages in North Korea because of the “callous” disregard of its Stalinist military dictatorship for the wellbeing of ordinary citizens, a UN human rights investigator has warned.”
— “Visit Muntarbhorn, the UN’s special rapporteur on human rights in the North, said that Pyongyang’s “military first” policy, which places military prowess over meeting basic needs, had left millions hungry.”
Communist China: Signed Document Proves Fushan Government Guilty of Deception
Communist China: 10 More Arrested After Detainees Refuse to Leave Without Fellow Linfen Pastor
Media States Report Calls for U.S. to Engage with Totalitarian North Korea
U.S. should engage with North Korea economy: report
— Reuters report on comments by Asia Society and the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation makes NO MENTION of North Korean human rights abuses