Tag: Forced TV confession

Story Behind Revocation of CGTV’s License in UK: Interview with Peter Dahlin

April 28, 2021
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The Chinese regime’s mouthpiece China Global Television Network lost its broadcasting license in the UK early this year, although the Beijing authorities put on a big effort to maintain its voice in Europe. Peter Dahlin, the person behind the effort, spoke about the process with NTD News in an April 9 interview. “CGTN is directly…

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Story Behind Revocation of Chinese State-Run Media CGTN’s License in UK: Interview With Peter Dahlin

April 28, 2021
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The Chinese regime’s mouthpiece China Global Television Network (CGTN) lost its broadcasting license in the UK early this year, although the Beijing authorities put on a big effort to maintain its voice in Europe. Peter Dahlin, the person behind the effort, spoke about the process with The Epoch Times’ affiliate NTD in an April 9…

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Chinese-Belizean Businessman Sentenced for Funding Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests

April 16, 2021
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On April 14, Chinese-Belizean businessman Henley Lee confessed on China’s state-run CCTV that he funded Hong Kong pro-democracy protests. Lee had already been sentenced to 11 years in prison on April 2. Formerly known as Li Huxiang, Lee was born in Shanghai and became a citizen of Belize several years ago. He previously served as…

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Chinese-Belizean Businessman Sentenced in China for Funding Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protests

April 16, 2021
2019 hong kong protestsAlex ChowAsia & PacificBo XilaiChinaChina Human RightsChina SocietyChinese RegimeForced TV confessionHenley LeeInternationalNathan LawPeter DahlinWorld
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On April 14, Chinese-Belizean businessman Henley Lee apparently confessed on China’s state-run CCTV that he funded Hong Kong pro-democracy protests. Ten days earlier, Lee had been sentenced to 11 years in prison. Formerly known as Li Huxiang, Lee was born in Shanghai and became a citizen of Belize several years ago. He previously served as…

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