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A Uyghur survivor of the Chinese Communist Party's concentration camp system in Xinjiang tells Congress how she faced horrendous torture...

With COVID vaccine passports being touted by governments, major airlines, and globalist think tanks as the best way to re-open...

In China, there is no difference between commercial and military technology -- they are one in the same, and China's...

Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun briefs the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on the US government's efforts to counter...

The development of digital contact tracing apps to slow the spread of COVID-19 -- a virus which disproportionately affects Black...

The US Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) tears China to shreds in its annual report citing massive crimes against humanity...

As China weaponizes technology against its own citizens from Hong Kong to Xinjiang, here I present five ways in which...

China's abuse of technology in the State-sponsored persecution of Uighurs demonstrates what the Communist regime is capable of unleashing against...

After months of public outcry over potential ethical abuses of Amazon's facial recognition software Rekognition, Amazon proposes a set of...

Amazon shareholders file a resolution demanding that Amazon stop selling facial recognition software Rekognition to government and law enforcement, citing...

The world's largest electronics manufacturer with a reputation for human rights abuses, Foxconn, looks to replace human workers with robots in...

China is building the world’s largest animal cloning factory in the world under the direction of a Korean scientist who...

When Iceland began the process of creating a new constitution the Icelandic government turned to the public and crowdcourced its creation.

Access to the internet is a basic human right which is coming under threat from "fearful governments", according to a special report by the United Nations.