Ren Quanniu, a disbarred human rights lawyer, stated that the current rule of law concerning human rights in China has deteriorated to a level reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution. The legal environment has regressed, particularly after the pandemic, limiting the possibility of rights defence work significantly. The crackdown on human rights lawyers since the 709 incident highlights an ongoing campaign against advocates for civil society, with about 300 individuals targeted, facing harassment, surveillance, and disbarment as measures to suppress dissent. Jiang Tianyong reflected on the impact of defenders' work, acknowledging that while they may not claim success, their efforts made it more challenging for authorities to persecute specific groups.
The bilateral meeting between China's Communist Party and Venezuela’s ruling United Socialist Party marks a significant step forward in promoting social justice and a new international order.
Pop Mart, Labubu's retailer, has leveraged China's unique digital ecosystem in recent years to build a global intellectual property phenomenon, showcasing a new model for technology-powered commercial and cultural influence.
The branding of multilateral development projects funded significantly by Australia as Chinese projects has raised concerns regarding the perception of international aid.
"It's an unreal moment for my family, for hockey in China. Just a really surreal moment, a dream-come-true moment. ... I hope I've inspired a lot of kids back home."
Taiwan's Vice-President Hsiao Bi-khim emphasized that the unlawful activities of the Chinese Communist Party will not deter her from asserting Taiwan's interests internationally.