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The Chinese Communist Party is rewriting the Bible | The Highland County Press - Vimarsana News

The Chinese Communist Party is rewriting the Bible | The Highland County Press

The 10-year project to rewrite the Bible, Quran and other sacred texts is all part of Xi Jinping’s quest to make the faithful serve the party rather than God. 

Hong Kong Questions Families Of Wanted Activists - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Questions Families Of Wanted Activists

Hong Kong national security police detained four people Thursday, including the brother of prominent activist Dennis Kwok -- one of eight fugitives with bounties on their heads for allegedly breaching national security.

Hong Kong questions families of wanted activists - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong questions families of wanted activists

Hong Kong national security police detained four people Thursday, including the brother of prominent activist Dennis Kwok -- one of eight fugitives with bounties on their heads for allegedly breaching national security. The city's national security department "took away two men and two women for investigation", police confirmed to AFP. Among the four was the elder brother of former democracy lawmaker Dennis Kwok, who is currently in the United States, according to a police source.

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Hong Kong police raid homes of relatives of two exiled activists - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong police raid homes of relatives of two exiled activists

Families of Dennis Kwok and Christopher Mung questioned this week as pressure on dissidents grows

Global spike in predictive policing draws on AI and biometrics - Vimarsana News

Global spike in predictive policing draws on AI and biometrics

Surveillance used to generate a live picture of crime in the city in the name of predictive policing has evolved alongside the threats it aims to mitigate.