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5. A retired Xinhua journalist, was sentenced to one-year imprisonment for picking quarrel and provoking trouble by a district court in Shanghai in November 2024.
February 14, 2025 at 2:07 PM
5. A retired Xinhua journalist, was sentenced to one-year imprisonment for picking quarrel and provoking trouble by a district court in Shanghai in November 2024.
3. Dui Hua’s research found that three members of the Church of Almighty God (CAG 全能神) might have received their first sentence reductions between April and August 2024. They were convicted of using a cult to undermine implementation of the law.
February 14, 2025 at 2:07 PM
3. Dui Hua’s research found that three members of the Church of Almighty God (CAG 全能神) might have received their first sentence reductions between April and August 2024. They were convicted of using a cult to undermine implementation of the law.
2. Information unearthed by Dui Hua revealed that a key member of the “Mainland China Administrative Deacon Station” (MCADS 中华大陆行政执事站) might have been released early after receiving clemency in 2024.
February 14, 2025 at 2:07 PM
2. Information unearthed by Dui Hua revealed that a key member of the “Mainland China Administrative Deacon Station” (MCADS 中华大陆行政执事站) might have been released early after receiving clemency in 2024.
1. A copy of the judgment posted online by an overseas group shows that six people charged with subversion were sentenced to between three and 12 years by the Luzhou Intermediate People’s Court in April 2024. In December 2024, their sentences were upheld by the Sichuan High People’s Court.
February 14, 2025 at 2:07 PM
1. A copy of the judgment posted online by an overseas group shows that six people charged with subversion were sentenced to between three and 12 years by the Luzhou Intermediate People’s Court in April 2024. In December 2024, their sentences were upheld by the Sichuan High People’s Court.