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World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) Exposes CCP Military’s Dark Secret of Harvesting Baby Organs

China

On September 22, “World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong” (WOIPFG) released “WOIPFG: The Shocking Dark Secret of the CCP Military’s Harvesting of Baby Organs.” According to information provided by insiders from CCP military hospitals, the report exposes that more than a decade ago, CCP military hospitals launched experiments in “baby organ transplantation.”...

Big Shanghai Becomes “Cold Shanghai” — All Industries Are Crying: Where Did the People Go?

China

As the economic leader of the CCP, the international metropolis of Shanghai is losing its aura of prosperity as the economy declines. Foreigners living in Shanghai are moving out one after another. From the desolate streets and alleys, to empty roads and shopping malls, this metropolis once called the “Magic City” and representing China’s vitality is now facing unprecedented challenges. More and more citizens feel economic pressure. Like other cities, Shanghai is beginning to show signs of depression, and the bustling scenes of the past are hard to see again....

CAC Strikes Hard, Forcing Netizens to “Swallow Broken Teeth and Blood”

China

China’s economy is depressed, people’s livelihoods are miserable, and venting inner suffering and complaints online has become the norm. As public discontent with life’s hardships, society, and the government grows ever stronger, an anti-CCP current of thought has gradually formed among the people. This has made the CCP’s sense of crisis increasingly intense, to the point of “fearing the people’s voices more than floodwaters.” Recently, the CCP’s Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) struck hard, announcing a crackdown on online social media to suppress content containing “malicious incitem...

Parade in Jeju Island, South Korea Celebrates 450 Million Chinese People Quitting the CCP

World

On September 21, over 300 Falun Gong practitioners held an event in Jeju Island, South Korea, to showcase the beauty of Falun Dafa and to support the 450 million Chinese people who have withdrawn from the CCP’s Party, Youth League, and Young Pioneers organizations (referred to collectively as “three withdrawals” or tuidang). Local residents and Chinese living in Korea expressed their praise....

Chinese Chemical Company Executives Sentenced to 25 Years in U.S. for Trafficking Fentanyl Precursors

US

On September 19, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York announced that Chinese citizens Qingzhou Wang (age 37) and Yiyi Chen ( age 33) were sentenced to 25 years and 15 years in prison, respectively, for importing fentanyl precursors and money laundering. Wang was a principal executive of Amarvel Biotech, based in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. Chen was a sales manager at the company....

U.S. House China Committee Urges Commerce Department to Investigate Misconduct by Chinese Tech Firm (

US

The Chairman of the U.S. House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party sent a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, urging an investigation into Chinese electronics and mobile accessories manufacturer Anker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd. The reason: alleged unfair pricing and possible illegal evasion of U.S. tariffs....

“State Organs” Screened in Vancouver – Audience Calls to Stop CCP Atrocities

China

On September 20, the award-winning documentary State Organs was shown at the White Rock Community Centre in British Columbia, drawing a large audience. The venue was filled to capacity. Some viewers said the film was extremely shocking, a wake-up call to the CCP’s evil, and called on the Canadian government and the international community to take action to stop the CCP’s crimes....

Demanding Justice for Yu Menglong, Netizens Storm CCTV and Flood Police Hotlines

China

On September 11, Chinese actor Yu Menglong fell to his death in a residential compound in Beijing. Although police quickly ruled out any criminal case, the circumstances were riddled with doubts and failed to convince the public. Online, various so-called “inside stories” and videos spread, some implicating senior CCP figures....

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