debeda

jarlaxle Loc: Locked in Robert L Peter's basement... HELP

The CCP probly won't care but its great that people and organizations are finally doing something, even at the detriment to themselves.
If the world would stop the CCP, all would be ok!

debeda

Completely agree!! Hooray for the Women's Tennis Association 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Good for them!!! I think we should cancel Olympics in China completely!!!

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Think she's fine...

China's been pretty big on bringing down corrupt officials lately...

But unlike the west, the don't like to wash their dirty laundry in public...

debeda

We probably should. But we won't.

debeda

Hope she's fine. Suspicious she disappeared after making the accusation and (I think) the official is still in place

proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA

Because our President has no cojones!

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

He's retired... I believe...

Not really all that suspicious...She was never very famous in the first place...

The mistake she made was making the accusation public...
The thing she did right was making it public...
The netizens pretty much guarantee that the government has to conduct an investigation...
But her account will be frozen until her accusations are verified... China doesn't allow people to simply fling accusations about...

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

I find it humorous when I hear this...

Believe me when I say that America has never cared much for human rights...

debeda

Yep🤣😂👏👏👏👏

debeda

There are degrees tho. Not too happy with the increasingly police type state we're living in now. Or at least police state for citizens, anything goes for criminals and i*****l a***ns

Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall

Australia is downright frightening at the moment... Canada to follow... Y'all not far behind...

Funny how China is moving toward a freer society while the West is becoming more totalitarian...

Although, China is starting to pull away from freedom as well..

debeda

I am terrified by what I see from Australia. I always saw the Australian people as independent and capable. So sad to see what's happening to them. I think Canadians might pull out of it. I think their government has underestimated them. I think Americans will also pull out of our tailspin. Even if the government has to face an ACTUAL Insurgency. I pray it doesn't come to that. But more and more people are just saying no to the nonsense. And finding ways around the federal government. Maybe soon enough people will figure out that the government is not in any way doing their assigned jobs and we can get rid of them on a v**e of no confidence. (States convention, or even as what happened in California, a town or township declared themselves a Republic and free from California laws). If there are not f**r e******ns next November I fear the worst.

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

Believe you!

Your constant criticism of America and Israel while ignoring the atrocities at the hands of Xi and the CCP and your continued support of them…...and you say, “believe me!” 🤯 This I find this very HUMOROUS……propaganda at it’s best!

https://2017-2021.state.gov/chinas-disregard-for-human-rights/index.html

Repression in Xinjiang
The PRC has taken its decades-long repressive policies in Xinjiang to the extreme since April 2017, detaining more than one million Uyghurs, ethnic Kazakhs and Kyrgyz, and members of religious minority groups in internment camps in a systematic effort to eradicate their ethnic and cultural identity and religious beliefs, and control their population growth. Countless publicly available reports of torture, rape, forced ingestion of drugs, sexual assault and other horrific abuses occurring in these camps have been documented based on the experiences of those who have escaped. Outside the camps, the CCP’s repression of minorities includes coercive practices such as pervasive surveillance and involuntary mass collection of biometric data from innocent civilians, state-sponsored forced labor, and compulsory stays by CCP officials in Uyghur homes intended to prevent the observance of religious practices. Members of these minority groups are forcibly relocated to camps and factories and required to renounce their ethnic identities, religious beliefs, and cultural and religious practices. In addition, children are removed from their families and forced into state-run indoctrination facilities. Women and girls are routinely subject to forced marriages and other abuses, including forced a******n, forced sterilization, and involuntary birth control implantation. Leaked government documents corroborate the coercive nature of these camps and the CCP’s systematic campaign against these men, women, and children.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/13/china-in-darkest-period-for-human-rights-since-tiananmen-says-rights-group

Helen Davidson in Taipei
@heldavidson
Wed 13 Jan 2021 06.00 EST
China is in the midst of its darkest period for human rights since the Tiananmen Square massacre, Human Rights Watch has said in its annual report.

But 2020 was also the year that world governments found “safety in numbers” to push back on China’s policies of repression, with less fear of retaliation, it said.

Worsening persecutions of ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet, targeting of whistleblowers, the crackdown on Hong Kong and attempts to cover up the c****av***s outbreak were all part of the deteriorating situation under President Xi Jinping, the organisation said.

“This has been the darkest period for human rights in China since the 1989 massacre that ended the Tiananmen Square democracy movement,” the report on worldwide human rights abuses said.

“The Chinese government’s authoritarianism was on full display in 2020 as it grappled with the deadly c****av***s outbreak first reported in W***n,” the report said, describing the initial cover-up of the outbreak by authorities and the punishment of whistleblower doctors including Li Wenliang and journalists such as Zhang Zhan, who reported on the W***n lockdown and on surveillance and harassment of v***s victims’ families .

At the same time, “Beijing’s repression – insisting on political loyalty to the Chinese C*******t party – deepened across the country”, it said.

“In Xinjiang, Turkic Muslims continue to be arbitrarily detained on the basis of their identity, while others are subjected to forced labour, mass surveillance, and political indoctrination. In Inner Mongolia, protests broke out in September when education authorities decided to replace Mongolian with Mandarin Chinese in a number of classes in the region’s schools.”

And in Tibet, authorities continued “to severely restrict religious freedom, speech, movement and assembly, and fail to redress popular concerns about mining and land grabs by local officials, which often involve intimidation and unlawful use of force by security forces”.

The demand for political loyalty also intensified in the special administrative region of Hong Kong. After more than six months of protests in 2019, Beijing implemented the internationally criticised national security law on the city, outlawing even benign acts of opposition as crimes of secession, s******n, foreign collusion and terrorism. About 90 people have been arrested under the law since June.

Internet censorship, mass surveillance and efforts to “sinicise” religion also deepened across China, the report said. Prominent critics, human rights defenders and journalists were jailed, disappeared or forced into exile, many accused of “inciting subversion” or “picking quarrels and provoking trouble” – a common charged levelled against dissidents and activists.

“Since Xi Jinping came to power the repression has gotten worse and worse overall, in every aspect of Chinese society you can see how the party is becoming more intolerant of any kind of independent activity,” said HRW researcher Yaqiu Wang.