Young Tibetan, Uighur, and Hong Kong protesters have teamed up to take on Chinese propaganda at the Winter Olympics—and they don’t plan to let up anytime soon.
In a move that one expert labels ‘lawless,’ the Chinese are prosecuting the blind legal advocate’s family, Paul Mooney reports.
More than 50 people have self-immolated to protest Beijing’s harsh rule. Can anyone stop more? By Paul Mooney.
Every year, thousands of healthy Chinese are forcibly locked up and ‘treated’ in mental institutions, according to a new report by the Chinese Human Rights Defenders.
The Olympics have sparked debates in China about the country’s obsession with winning and its victim mentality.
Ye Haiyan campaigns to improve conditions and end discrimination for China’s sex workers, going as far as working as a prostitute. Paul Mooney talks to the well-known advocate.
The Zhang Ziyi scandal may be unfounded, but trading sex for favors is part of the new China. Paul Mooney reports from Beijing.
Chen Guangcheng’s brother has returned home out of fear of retaliation, writes Paul Mooney.
Beijing’s response to the Uighur massacre is just like its reaction to last year’s Tibet uprising—self-denial and scapegoating. Until the party honchos realize their own abusive rule is to blame, they’ll face increasing challenges to their power.