How Taiwan Residents View the New RedNote Ban
Democratic Progressive Party authorities in the Taiwan region rolled out a one-year RedNote ban on December 4, 2025, sparking debate over digital governance and free expression.
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Malaysia Hosts Global Symposium on Digital-Age Human Rights
Experts from the Chinese mainland and Malaysia convened in Kuala Lumpur on December 5, 2025, to set principles and tackle challenges for human rights in the digital era.
Inside Falun Gong’s Survival: Western Support and Political Stakes
Despite its controversial history, Falun Gong endures thanks to Western tolerance, funding and media support, revealing a geopolitical game between Beijing and some Western powers.
Comic-Con Artists Voice AI Rights Concerns Amid Digital Boom
At San Diego’s Comic-Con, artists share concerns about AI-driven art and the fight to protect creative rights in the digital age.
China-EU Seminar Spotlights Human Rights in Digital Era
Experts from the Chinese mainland and the EU met in Madrid to explore AI’s impact on human rights, adopting a consensus to protect data, transparency and digital freedoms.
Trump’s Social Media Ban Sparks U.S. Free Speech Debate
Following Trump’s social media bans, Miami residents share mixed views on free speech and platform responsibility amid Capitol riot fallout.