A new report finds nearly 1,250 liaison points abroad, keeping watch on the diaspora, harassing dissidents, and targeting ...
Huge photovoltaic parks, a power line to Guangdong, data centers, and copper mines suggest that Beijing’s green agenda on the ...
Remember the “Indian cult” who asked female employees to be removed during its visit to the Tour Eiffel? It was fake news, an official report says.
A dossier on desecrated temples, seized land, and abducted girls in Sindh prompts calls to reconsider aid to Islamabad.
A Henan court has punished six peaceful Celestials and seized over one million yuan of their communal savings, completing a ...
A Harvard scholar retells the “cult wars” with wit and fresh insights, confirms that courts rightly rejected Margaret Singer, yet trusts anti-cult narratives too much.
A Buddhism specialist ventures into the study of new religious movements. She caricatures an entire field and forgets a whole ...
Two October decisions in Argentina, on Elena Makarova’s request for a fuller statement and on forensic medical advice, raise questions about how evidence contradicting the accusation is weighed. Elena ...
Beijing can impose a commercial price on speech abroad. The deeper question is whether institutions in democratic societies ...
Shunning, Subsidies, and the Secular State: Jehovah’s Witnesses in the Courts of Norway and Sweden
Scandinavian media and politicians targeted a minority’s internal discipline, but judges in Oslo and Stockholm demanded ...
The killing of a Uyghur worker by a Han shopkeeper sparked a revolt that kept the city outside Communist Party control for ...
Beijing’s autumn gathering of the Central Committee promised cadres tighter discipline, endless study sessions, and lifelong ...
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