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Mass Rape, Sexual Abuse, Torture - New report on Uyghur Muslims reveals shocking account

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Persecution of The Church of Almighty God: From bad to worse

The British Conservative Party Human Rights Commission report called again the attention on a brutal campaign of repression, made worse by COVID-19, writes Rosita Šorytė of Bitter Winter . They call it epidemic prevention. In the Chinese province of Hebei, special teams go door to door, and inspect apartments and houses, ostensibly to make sure that anti-COVID measures […]

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MPs blasted the UK government for giving TikTok confidential information

British politicians reacted to Insider revealing the UK government told TikTok the confidential identity of its next China ambassador. One says Downing Street faces serious questions on the tranche of messages, obtained under Freedom of Information laws. They also showed the government trying to reassure TikTok over new national security powers. The UK government has serious questions to answer, lawmakers have said after Insider revealed it told TikTok the confidential identity of its next China ambassador before the appointment was confirmed. Insider published internal conversations between TikTok and senior government officials from January to June 2020, when the video app was reportedly negotiating to base its global headquarters in London.

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Lawmakers blasted the UK government for sharing confidential information in private messages to TikTok execs

Lawmakers blasted the UK government for sharing confidential information in private messages to TikTok execs insider@insider.com (Chris Stokel-Walker) © Stefan Rousseau/PA Images via Getty Images Boris Johnson s (left) senior aide Sir Edward Lister (right) was among those receiving the messages with TikTok Stefan Rousseau/PA Images via Getty Images British politicians reacted to Insider revealing the UK government told TikTok the confidential identity of its next China ambassador. One says Downing Street faces serious questions on the tranche of messages, obtained under Freedom of Information laws. They also showed the government trying to reassure TikTok over new national security powers.

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Crony capitalism illustrates bankruptcy of British state

EVEN when the government of the day pursues an agenda inimical to your political beliefs there’s still an expectation of human decency. You might revile austerity and harsher immigration laws but you still expect those who’ll be adversely affected by them to be treated humanely and with a basic level of respect as the state begins the process of social eviction. This week it was difficult to detect dignity or decency in those images of English children’s food parcels circulating on social media. The disabled mother who posted them had expected the contents to last 10 school days and represent around £30 worth of food. What she received amounted to about £5.

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