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A new book, "Killed to Order," exposing the Chinese Communist Party's alleged forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience, has hit The New York Times bestseller list. The book details the scale of the operation and claims the West has been made complicit over decades.
A former Iranian political prisoner and international relations professor explains the complex feelings of Iranians amidst ongoing tensions. He warns the regime could act like a 'wounded beast,' retaliating against its people.
A protest in New York City reveals the deep divisions within the Venezuelan diaspora. Supporters and opponents of President Maduro clashed, highlighting how international attention focuses on Venezuela's ongoing crisis and human rights concerns.
The United Nations General Assembly has declared the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity in a historic vote led by Ghana. The resolution calls for apologies and reparations, sparking debate and celebration worldwide. While 123 nations supported the move, the US and others abstained or voted against, citing concerns over legal definitions and the hierarchy of historical crimes.
A new exhibit by photojournalist Nicole Tung exposes the hidden human and environmental costs of industrial fishing in Southeast Asia. The display at the Bronx Documentary Center reveals a lack of transparency in seafood supply chains, leading to worker exploitation and ecological damage. Tung's work urges consumers to make informed choices and demand greater accountability from the industry.
A new book, 'Killed to Order,' exposes the alleged state-backed organ harvesting of living prisoners by the Chinese Communist Party. The practice reportedly targets Falun Gong practitioners, sparking international concern and new legislative efforts.
Ordinary Iranians are caught between a repressive government and uncertain international policies. Despite hopes for change, the crackdown on protests and economic hardship continue, leaving many in a difficult situation. The path forward for Iran remains unclear.
American Dennis Coyle was released by the Taliban after over a year in captivity. The release was mediated by the UAE and Qatar, with the Taliban citing humanitarian reasons. However, concerns remain as at least one other American is believed to still be held.
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a policy that limited asylum claims at the southern border, known as metering. This policy allowed agents to turn migrants away before they reached U.S. soil, and lower courts have ruled it violates federal law. The government argues it's necessary to manage border surges.
"UNBROKEN: The Untold Story of Shen Yun" documents the dance company's rise amid threats linked to the Chinese Communist Party. The film explores the intersection of art, faith, and freedom against totalitarianism, highlighting resilience and cultural revival.
