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Tiffany Meier Interview: Hollywood Influence, Critical Minerals, and Global Power Shifts
NTD broadcaster Tiffany Meier discusses investigative journalism, China’s global influence, Hollywood soft power, critical minerals, information warfare, and the future of independent media in an exclusive interview with IJ-Reportika.
RightsCon Cancelled by Zambia: Economic Colonialism or Transnational Repression?
The cancellation of the RightsCon conference in Zambia under alleged Chinese pressure has reignited debate over economic colonialism, transnational repression, and the growing influence of authoritarian power in Africa. The incident raises urgent questions about democracy, human rights, and global silence in the face of mounting geopolitical pressure.
UN Experts Raise Alarm Over Disappeared Uyghur Returnees as China Remains Silent
Uyghur disappearance, China human rights, forced return, Thailand deportation, UN human rights report, transnational repression, enforced disappearance, arbitrary detention, Xinjiang, minority rights, international law, non-refoulement
Harvard’s Scandal: Survey Exposes Chinese Students’ Loyalty
Harvard’s CCP controversy grows as IJ-Reportika survey shows 76% of Chinese students plan to return to China, raising questions of loyalty amid espionage fears.
U.S. Sanctions Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong Crackdown and Tibet Restrictions: Trump Signals Human Rights Focus
U.S. Sanctions Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong Crackdown and Tibet Restrictions: Trump Signals Human Rights Focus
Exiled but Unyielding: Interview with Carmen Lau on Hong Kong’s Fight for Democracy
Discover how exiled advocate Carmen Lau navigates challenges and opportunities as a voice for Hong Kong’s democracy movement. From cultural initiatives like the Hong Kong March to global advocacy at the World Liberty Congress, Lau shares her resilience and vision for the future.
