Bitter Winter

30 years of wars, in part a by-product of the 1994 genocide of the Tutsi in Rwanda, created a situation that seems impossible to solve.

In an exclusive interview, the former camp worker describes worsening abuses, transnational pressure, and the urgent need for global accountability.

The High Court based its decision on a biased view of the church and a vague notion of what is socially acceptable.

Rather than on logic, the decision seems to be based on political decisions taken under the pressure of a manipulated public opinion.

A national scandal exposes the struggles of impoverished local bureaucrats. Zhao Gongpin used creative fraud to get by. It didn’t work.

A dissolution order is more than just a legal act; it fundamentally denies the dignity of the dissolved religion and its members. 

In December 2022, Xi Jinping declared victory over the virus and ended the restrictive policy overnight, fearful of unprecedented protests. It caused a disaster.

Soyonbo Borjgin’s PropagandaScope provides an effective new lens on the CCP’s machinery of erasure.

The anti-cult movement needed a “legal precedent” to reintroduce the discredited idea that “cults” use “mental manipulation.”

Anti-cultists persuaded prosecutors to reintroduce discredited mental manipulation theories by interpreting anti-prostitution and forced labor statutes.