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China's Ruling Communist Party Clamps Revised Rules for its 92 Million Members, Bans Public Dissent FOLLOW US ON: As China's ruling Communist Party gears up to celebrate its centenary year, it has revised rules for its 92 million members, stipulating that no public expression of dissent will be tolerated. But party cadres have been granted the right to seek the removal of leaders if they are found incompetent, according to the amended party rules published by the Chinese language service of the state-run Xinhua news agency. Founded in 1921 by Mao Zedong, the Communist Party of China (CPC) —...

Chinese Communist Party clamps new rules for its members; bans public dissent SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 06, 2021, 07:44 PM IST Share Synopsis The amended rules include new guidelines on access to information and how to handle internal complaints which were portrayed as the "boosting democracy within the party". The new rules make it clear that the party will not tolerate dissenting views from its own ranks, especially airing the complaints in public. Chinese Communist Party bans public dissent for its members, clamps new rules to strangle freedom of expression BEIJING: As China's ruling Co...

  Share Source: AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, File Western media outlets have done some important reporting in recent years, shining a light on the Chinese Communist Party's myriad human rights abuses. But there's another strain of journalism that glosses over these abuses and bizarrely lionizes the regime, too often buying into and promulgating Beijing's propaganda. Axios recently published a piece exploring how China "won" 2020. Answers may include unleashing a pandemic on the world, lying about it, using economic extortion to help cover it up, engaging in ethnic cleansing and forced labor at...

Yearender 2020 | Xi Jinping tightens grip on China Updated: Updated: Tackling of virus, muscular approach, economic recovery have helped mute critics Share Article Tackling of virus, muscular approach, economic recovery have helped mute critics A year that began in China with the country’s leadership facing searching questions about its handling of a new pandemic that struck the city of Wuhan ends with President Xi Jinping firming up his political control. If 2020 started as China’s annus horribilis, the year has, in the eyes of many strategic experts in Beijing, only hastened China’s ...