Category: China Human Rights

HK Banking System Balance Expected to Drop Below US$13 Billion Before Next Fed Meeting

October 30, 2022
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hike the rate again at its meeting Nov 1-2. In Hong Kong, the aggregate balance of the Hong Kong banking system is fast reducing to the HK$100 billion (US$13 billion) safety margin, and the Hong Kong dollar interest rate has risen for 13 consecutive days. Some analysts say…

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U.S. Congress, CECC, and Human Rights Groups Urge US Capital Giants to Boycott the Upcoming Global Investment Summit Hong Kong

October 30, 2022
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The upcoming Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit in Hong Kong will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel on Nov 2, and at Hong Kong HKEX Connect Hall on Nov 3. Some of the said attendees include senior executives of Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and other U.S. financial institutions. The U.S. Congress and Congressional-Executive Commission on…

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Investigative Reporter Reveals CCP’s Legacy of Environmental Destruction in China

October 29, 2022
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During the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) 20th national congress, China’s ruling regime claimed that they have been more effective in managing the environment over the past decade, citing official data. However, a Chinese investigative journalist revealed that the deterioration of the environment in mainland China is shocking and may not recover for decades. Zhai Qing,…

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Canadian MPs Ask for Expansion of Immigration Program for Uyghurs Facing Persecution in China

October 27, 2022
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MPs have voted unanimously to support a report that calls on the federal government to expand existing immigration measures to accommodate Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims who are fleeing the repression of the Chinese communist regime. The motion, introduced by Conservative MP Garnett Genuis, was adopted on Oct. 25. MPs voted 258 to 0 in…

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‘WJP Rule of Law Index 2022’: Hong Kong Not in Top 20 for the First Time

October 27, 2022
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In the latest “Rule of Law Index 2022” released by the American NGO World Justice Project (WJP), Hong Kong dropped to 22nd among 140 countries and regions in the world, hitting a new low since it was included in the index in 2014. It fell in all eight key categories, with “Constraints on government powers”…

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CCP’s Organ Harvesting Crimes to Come Under Focus at Nurses Summit

October 26, 2022
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Academics and human rights experts will spotlight forced organ harvesting perpetrated by the Chinese communist regime at an upcoming webinar. “Harvesting organs for transplantation from living people—it’s not only a violation of nursing, and medical ethics and basic human rights, but it’s a crime against humanity,” said Deborah Collins-Perrica, director of nursing affairs at Doctors…

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Under National Security Law, HK School’s Decisions Based on Political Agenda

October 26, 2022
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Earlier, 14 students of a secondary school in Hong Kong were accused of disrespecting the flag-raising ceremony at the morning assembly, and the school suspended them from attending classes for three days. The incident caused some parents to look for other schools for their kids. On Oct. 24, the school’s Supervisor, Rev. Brother John Chong…

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China’s Collection of DNA Data Linked to Bioweapons, Religious Persecution, Organ Harvesting

October 26, 2022
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Police in China’s Fuzhou City recently bragged about solving a break-in by conducting a DNA test of a blood smear from a mosquito that allegedly stung the burglar. However, the incident, which made global headlines, brings to the fore the threats associated with the exploitation of DNA databases. The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) ambitious efforts…

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Hong Kong Seeks Goldmines in the UAE as Over 13,000 Mega-Riches Leaving Hong Kong and China for Singapore

October 25, 2022
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In response to the declining status of Hong Kong as an international financial hub, expanding family offices (rich people setting up private companies to manage investment) has become one of the critical performance indicators (KPI’s) for the Hong Kong government. With border clearance by China nowhere in sight, Hong Kong officials choose to find their…

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CCP to Continue Aggressive Wolf Warrior Diplomacy After Party Congress: Analysts

October 24, 2022
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After the incident of a Hong Kong democracy protester being dragged into the Chinese consulate in the UK city of Manchester and brutally beaten by four Chinese diplomats, including the Chinese consul general in Manchester, the Chinese communist regime has insisted on continuing its aggressive wolf warrior diplomacy. Protesters were demonstrating outside Manchester’s Chinese consulate on…

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