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Report: 'Common' for Chinese Police to Use Waterboarding, Extreme Torture in Routine Questioning - Vimarsana News

Report: 'Common' for Chinese Police to Use Waterboarding, Extreme Torture in Routine Questioning

A new report finds “graphic torture” is “standard practice” during police interrogations in China, including fatal levels of abuse.

Graphic torture described as 'standard practice' in China — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Graphic torture described as 'standard practice' in China — Radio Free Asia

Torture and death of Chinese man in Xinjiang police custody offers picture into police interrogations.

Source: rfa.org
Beijing Drafts Law to Punish Those Who Wear Clothes 'Detrimental' to Others - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Beijing Drafts Law to Punish Those Who Wear Clothes 'Detrimental' to Others - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

In what appears to be the latest of Beijing’s crackdowns on freedom of expression, China is circulating a draft version of a law that would punish people for wearing clothes that “are deemed detrimental or hurtful to China's spirit or sentiments." Violators could be detained for five to 10 days and fined as much as…

China Requires Religions to 'Implement Xi Jinping's New Era of Socialism' - Vimarsana News

China Requires Religions to 'Implement Xi Jinping's New Era of Socialism'

China is now requiring religions to “support the leadership of the CCP, support the socialist system," and teach dictator Xi Jinping's ideology.

Police threaten Wang Quanzhang to leave legal residence - Vimarsana News

Police threaten Wang Quanzhang to leave legal residence

Beijing police officers worked with the government to hire unidentified individuals to harass human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang.