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Goji Berries: Health Benefits, Nutrition, Uses & Side Effects 2022 - Vimarsana News

Goji Berries: Health Benefits, Nutrition, Uses & Side Effects 2022

Goji berry offers many benefits with its unique functional chemicals & balanced macro & micronutrient content 2023. Read on to know more!

Human Rights Lawyer Pays Painful Price for Standing Up to Xi's China - Vimarsana News

Human Rights Lawyer Pays Painful Price for Standing Up to Xi's China

Ding Jiaxi is caught in a sprawling crackdown in which hundreds of lawyers and others have been harassed, disbarred, detained or jailed

Nevertheless, Chinese Civil Society Persisted - Vimarsana News

Nevertheless, Chinese Civil Society Persisted

In an autocracy, atomized individuals, without power or influence, seem to have only two options: willingly serve as “social livestock,” or accept their fate and lie flat. But in a society as large as China’s, with 1.4 billion people, can that really be all there is? In the China presented by the media, the “official” China, yes, that’s all there is. But the strict censorship

Path laid for developing nations - Vimarsana News

Path laid for developing nations

Chinese-proposed plans such as the Global Development Initiative, or GDI, and the Belt and Road Initiative, or BRI, are providing both a reliable guide and concrete benefits for developing countries striving to realize economic modernization, officials and experts said on Tuesday.

The Confessions of a Reactionary - Vimarsana News

The Confessions of a Reactionary

This article first appeared in Life and Death in China (a multi-volume anthology of fifty-plus witness accounts of Chinese government persecution and thirty-plus essays by experts in human rights in China). When I wrote it [on the evening of June 3, 2013], Xu Zhiyong was under house arrest; when it was published [on August 27, in a translation by ChinaChange.org], he had