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The Illusory Pursuit of Freedom of Thought: The CCP vs. the ERCP Paradigm

by cotobuzz at CDN - Which System Better Supports Freedom of Thought: the Chinese CCP or the American Model? For a free society to prosper, a marketplace of ideas is required. Cou...

Looking at what the CCP has left unsaid

History refusing to serve CCP’s propaganda

KMT and TPP caucuses slam the Control Yuan

Congressional Record Recognizes Tuidang Movement, Highlights Free Speech

The forum recognized the global Tuidang movement, with Rep. Andy Ogles praising the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party for its work in defending freedom...

More CDP prefectural chapters oppose merger into CRA

In a survey of senior prefectural chapter officials earlier in July, 15 chapters expressed opposition, outnumbering the seven that showed support, while 25 chapters did not answer.

Taiwan’s Ruling Party, DPP Proposes a Legislative Resolution Condemning CCP’s ‘Ethnic Unity Law’

Proposal initially blocked by opposition, advances to second reading and cross-party negotiations

Taiwan’s push to dissolve pro-Beijing party triggers political censorship debate

Taiwan’s plan to dissolve the pro-Beijing Chinese Unification Promotion Party (CUPP) has sparked controversy over whether the independence-leaning authorities are using security co...

EDITORIAL: Who is afraid of public opinion?

Former Wen Jiabao Aide Purged, Sparking Questions About CCP Infighting

While state media framed the charge as part of an anti-corruption case, some overseas commentators argue it reflects growing distrust and political tensions within the CCP's top ec...

Flock Employee Quits In Disgust, Saying the Company Is Silencing Protestors

"Make sure that this resistance doesn't become a vote reflected in the vote of the council." The post Flock Employee Quits In Disgust, Saying the Company Is Silencing Protestors ap...

中道、地方から「合流は困難」の声　公明内には「離脱案」浮上

Virginia Community Leaders Warn of CCP’s Growing Influence and Transnational Repression

Speakers warned that Beijing's campaign extends beyond espionage to include transnational repression, disinformation, and efforts to undermine democratic institutions in the US

Masked Man Sets Off Flare Atop Chengdu Tower, Sparking Censorship Across China

Analysts say the bold act, coupled with its rapid spread across social media, signal a simmering undercurrent of resistance and public discontent against authoritarian rule in Chin...

Peaceful dissent must be protected under Constitution: Ashok Bhan on Delhi protests

New Delhi, July 23: Senior Supreme Court advocate and distinguished fellow at the International Law Centre, Ashok Bhan, has said that recent reports of police action against a peac...

CDP and CRA’s opposing stances on imperial family bills cloud prospect for merger

The CDP opposes a clause that allows future male offspring of newly reinstated members of the imperial family to become heirs.

DPP China Affairs warns of election interference

IPAC Rejects ‘Anti-China’ Label and Calls on Democratic Nations to Formulate Practical Policies Toward China

Luke de Pulford, founder and executive director of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), recently led a delegation to Taiwan to attend the Ketagalan Forum. In an interv...

Nearly 7 Million People Announce Withdrawal from the CCP Amid Ongoing Persecution

The center identifies recurring themes behind the growing number of 'Three Withdrawals' declarations, including disillusionment with the CCP, access to uncensored information, and...

Claims of Forced Citizenship Emerge as China Tightens Exit Controls

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently announced that new Regulations on Exit and Entry Administration will take effect on Sept. 15, prompting widespread concern and discussion...

Economist Gao Shanwen’s Death Renews Debate Over Free Speech in China

The death of the prominent Chinese economist has sparked an outpouring of tributes across China's financial community while reviving discussion about the shrinking space for indepe...

More Than a Million Businesses Went Dark in Northeast China for 67 Days

No leaders, no banners, no arrests to make: shopkeepers across Heilongjiang found a form of protest the Chinese Communist Party could not suppress.

The crime of losing faith in the CCP

Covert CCP cops? Paris has seen it all before