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DHARAMSALA, Dec 6: Germany’s top official for human rights is in Tibet for a dialogue with the Chinese counterparts.

DHARAMSALA, Nov 9: The Chinese communist regime’s biggest and most influential official state-run press agency has unveiled the worlds first ‘AI anchors’ to read its censored news and propaganda. 

DHARAMSALA, Nov 8: Censorship, propaganda, bribery, intimidation are just a few tools used by the Chinese Communist Party  to penetrate into the political, social, and economic systems of target countries in order to align them with authoritarian interests, says a meticulous, courageous, and damning policy report published by the Canadian Policy Institute.

A dozen member states of the United Nations (UN) expressed concern over human rights violations in Tibet at the 31st session of the UN Human Rights Council, where China underwent its third Universal Periodic Review (UPR).

DHARAMSALA, Nov 5: Human rights groups have called on China for the immediate and unconditional release of Huang Qi, China’s first “cyber-dissident” as his health has severely deteriorated in detention.

DHARAMSALA, Oct 31: China has lifted a law that bans the trade of tiger bones and rhino horn,  a decision that has left the animal conservationists a worried lot as they fear that it may sound death threat to the two endangered species in the wild.

DHARAMSALA, Oct 30: Amidst escalating trade war with the US, prominent Chinese economists have blamed ‘China model’ for the trade war that has hampered the growth of the Chinese economy.

DHARAMSALA, Oct 26: The Communist Chinese regime is trying to recruit or spy on thousands of French experts to extend its global subversion and influence.

DHARAMSALA, Oct 20: One of China’s most prolific and well-known political cartoonist has sent red caps with the words “Make Wall Great Again” to Google to protest against its plan to re-enter China with a censored search engine.

DHARAMSALA, Oct 16: Chinese President Xi Jinping’s personal power play risks undermining everything that made China exceptional warns Jonathan Tepperman, the editor in chief of Foreign Policy.