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Refugees in Kazakhstan Deported Back to China: Report - Vimarsana News

Refugees in Kazakhstan Deported Back to China: Report

According to a report released on Jan. 10 by Bitter Winter, over 100 asylum seekers have been sent back to Xinjiang by Kazakh and Chinese officers amid

Experts Reveal the Shady Facts Behind China's Grid Management Strategy - Vimarsana News

Experts Reveal the Shady Facts Behind China's Grid Management Strategy

News Analysis Since the pandemic, Chinese media often contributed its much questionable pandemic containment “success” to grid management, which ...

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet - Vimarsana News

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet

The Chinese Communist Party, which has been criticized for targeting Christians and wielding its power of internet censorship through big tech companies, is putting even more restrictions on the religious freedom of its citizens with a new law regulating online religious content, which will be enacted in March, according to a report.

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet - Vimarsana News

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet

The Chinese Communist Party, which has been criticized for targeting Christians and wielding its power of internet censorship through big tech companies, is putting even more restrictions on the religious freedom of its citizens with a new law regulating online religious content, which will be enacted in March, according to a report.

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet - Vimarsana News

China ramps up new restrictions on religious content on internet

The Chinese Communist Party, which has been criticized for targeting Christians and wielding its power of internet censorship through big tech companies, is putting even more restrictions on the religious freedom of its citizens with a new law regulating online religious content, which will be enacted in March, according to a report.