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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
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Dr. Gao Yaojie, Who Exposed AIDS Epidemic In Rural China, Dies At 95
A trained gynecologist, Dr Gao became well-known and beloved across China in the late 1990s for her relentless activism in exposing a man-made AIDS crisis.
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China Has Created Network Of Spies To Silence Dissidents Globally: Report
Multiple reports suggest that Beijing has created a global network of spies that work to silence critics and dissidents in different parts of the world.
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US Charges 1 American, 4 Chinese Officials With Spying
A US citizen and four Chinese intelligence officers have been charged with spying on Chinese dissidents, human rights leaders and pro-democracy activists residing in the United States.
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Chinese Agent Charged With Harassing Ex-Dissident Running For US Congress
A Chinese intelligence agent has been charged in the United States for allegedly harassing a former Chinese dissident who is running for Congress.
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Speed Skater Nils van der Poel Gives Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 Gold Medal To Chinese Dissident
Swedish speed skater Nils van der Poel has given one of the two gold medals he won in Beijing to Chinese-Swedish dissident Gui Minhai to protest against China's human rights violations, Amnesty International said on Friday.
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China Fears Admitting Galwan Casualties May Lead To Unrest: Dissident
Disgruntled retired and serving Chinese Army cadres, who are hurt by the treatment meted out by the government, can launch an "armed" anti-regime action against Xi Jinping's government, said Jianli Yang, a Chinese dissident and son of a former Communist Party leader.
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Too Marxist For China? Radical Students Rattle Communist Leaders
The Chinese Communist Party has faced and crushed a myriad of dissidents over its decades-long rule, from pro-democracy reformers to human rights advocates and outspoken religious leaders. But Chinese authorities are now facing an unlikely challenge spawned from their own efforts to indoctrinate the population with the ideology of the party: young ...
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China Says Awarding Nobel Peace Prize To Liu Xiaobo Was 'Blasphemy'
Giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo was a blasphemy, China said Friday as it faced a barrage of criticism over the democracy activist's death.
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China Censors Scrub Emoji Tributes To Nobel Winner Liu Xiaobo
China's censors raced today to scrub social media networks of candles, RIP and other tributes to Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo as they seek to silence discussion about the prominent dissident's death.
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No Enemies : The Life-Long Advocacy Of China's Nobel Peace Prize-Winning Dissident Liu Xiaobo
During a hunger strike days before the Chinese army crushed the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy movement on June 4, 1989, the man who would become China's best known dissident, Liu Xiaobo, declared: "We have no enemies."
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China Rejects Foreign Criticism Over Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Death
China on Friday rejected foreign criticism over the death of Nobel laureate and dissident Liu Xiaobo, saying it was a domestic matter and "all-out" efforts had been made to treat him.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Liver Function Worsens: Report
The liver function of China's Nobel Peace Prize winning dissident Liu Xiaobo has worsened, a hospital said on Thursday, while the government reiterated its hopes that other countries do not use Liu's case to interfere in its affairs.
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Yahoo Accused of Mismanaging Funds Meant for Chinese Dissidents
Only $700,000 of the $17.3 million settlement fund has actually been used to help jailed dissidents, according to the lawsuit.
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Wife, Son Of Prominent Chinese Dissident Arrive In US
The pregnant wife and 4 year old son of a prominent Chinese dissident have sought refuge in the San Francisco Bay Area after leaving Thailand, where she said she no longer felt safe.
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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
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Dr. Gao Yaojie, Who Exposed AIDS Epidemic In Rural China, Dies At 95
A trained gynecologist, Dr Gao became well-known and beloved across China in the late 1990s for her relentless activism in exposing a man-made AIDS crisis.
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China Has Created Network Of Spies To Silence Dissidents Globally: Report
Multiple reports suggest that Beijing has created a global network of spies that work to silence critics and dissidents in different parts of the world.
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US Charges 1 American, 4 Chinese Officials With Spying
A US citizen and four Chinese intelligence officers have been charged with spying on Chinese dissidents, human rights leaders and pro-democracy activists residing in the United States.
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Chinese Agent Charged With Harassing Ex-Dissident Running For US Congress
A Chinese intelligence agent has been charged in the United States for allegedly harassing a former Chinese dissident who is running for Congress.
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Speed Skater Nils van der Poel Gives Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 Gold Medal To Chinese Dissident
Swedish speed skater Nils van der Poel has given one of the two gold medals he won in Beijing to Chinese-Swedish dissident Gui Minhai to protest against China's human rights violations, Amnesty International said on Friday.
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China Fears Admitting Galwan Casualties May Lead To Unrest: Dissident
Disgruntled retired and serving Chinese Army cadres, who are hurt by the treatment meted out by the government, can launch an "armed" anti-regime action against Xi Jinping's government, said Jianli Yang, a Chinese dissident and son of a former Communist Party leader.
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Too Marxist For China? Radical Students Rattle Communist Leaders
The Chinese Communist Party has faced and crushed a myriad of dissidents over its decades-long rule, from pro-democracy reformers to human rights advocates and outspoken religious leaders. But Chinese authorities are now facing an unlikely challenge spawned from their own efforts to indoctrinate the population with the ideology of the party: young ...
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China Says Awarding Nobel Peace Prize To Liu Xiaobo Was 'Blasphemy'
Giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo was a blasphemy, China said Friday as it faced a barrage of criticism over the democracy activist's death.
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China Censors Scrub Emoji Tributes To Nobel Winner Liu Xiaobo
China's censors raced today to scrub social media networks of candles, RIP and other tributes to Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo as they seek to silence discussion about the prominent dissident's death.
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No Enemies : The Life-Long Advocacy Of China's Nobel Peace Prize-Winning Dissident Liu Xiaobo
During a hunger strike days before the Chinese army crushed the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy movement on June 4, 1989, the man who would become China's best known dissident, Liu Xiaobo, declared: "We have no enemies."
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China Rejects Foreign Criticism Over Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Death
China on Friday rejected foreign criticism over the death of Nobel laureate and dissident Liu Xiaobo, saying it was a domestic matter and "all-out" efforts had been made to treat him.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Liver Function Worsens: Report
The liver function of China's Nobel Peace Prize winning dissident Liu Xiaobo has worsened, a hospital said on Thursday, while the government reiterated its hopes that other countries do not use Liu's case to interfere in its affairs.
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Yahoo Accused of Mismanaging Funds Meant for Chinese Dissidents
Only $700,000 of the $17.3 million settlement fund has actually been used to help jailed dissidents, according to the lawsuit.
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Wife, Son Of Prominent Chinese Dissident Arrive In US
The pregnant wife and 4 year old son of a prominent Chinese dissident have sought refuge in the San Francisco Bay Area after leaving Thailand, where she said she no longer felt safe.
