Op Ed

Xi continues Purging of Officials to tighten Grip on Power

By: Jianli Yang The Fifth Plenary Session of the Nineteenth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China will be held in Beijing on October 26. The political churning within Party has already begun with the replacement, transfers and dismissals of personnel in...

The Diplomat: It’s Time for an International Human Rights Alliance to Defend Democracy

By: Times Wang & Jianli Yang | Oct 23, 2020 As the U.S. election enters its closing stages, both campaigns have been relatively silent about the main foreign policy question facing the country: the People’s Republic of China (PRC). One reason is, of course, that...

Daily Clout: Be Wary of China’s Environmental Bargain

By Jianli Yang & Aaron Rhodes World environmentalists seemed encouraged when Chinese Communist Party boss Xi Jinping told the UN General Assembly that China will achieve zero net carbon emissions by 2060. But the Chinese state under Xi can hardly be considered a...

Breaking up Xi Jinping’s long-term dream and game of Chinese Communist Empire

By: Jianli Yang Speech at Virtual Side-Event Paralleling the 45th UNHRC Session "China's Weapons of Mass-Subjugation: Surveillance, Camp and Cultural Genocide" hosted by Tibetan Office in Geneva on September 29, 2020 Good day. Human rights situation under China...

WashTimes: China’s war against the Mongolian language

Sep 29, 2020 | Mongolia, Op Ed

By: Jianli Yang & Lianchao Han September 29, 2020 Lately, there have been news reports regarding protests in...

Daily Clout: Coalition demands Congress support legislation to abolish forced labor programs in China

Sep 28, 2020 | Forced Labor in China, Op Ed, Uyghur

By Dr. Jianli Yang A large coalition of religious leaders, scholars and human rights advocates urge Congress to ensure...

Daily Clout: China’s campaign to eradicate Mongolian Cultural Identity from what it calls “Inner Mongolia”

Sep 23, 2020 | Mongolia, Op Ed

By Dr. Jianli Yang September 23, 2020 Currently, a major cultural genocide is taking place in the Inner Mongolia...

WashPost: A WeChat ban will hurt ordinary citizens. There are better ways to hold China accountable

Aug 12, 2020 | International Relations, Op Ed, Rule of Law in China, Wechat Lawsuit

By: Times Wang & Yang Jianli 8/12/20 Times Wang is the founder of North River Law PLLC, a law firm focused on...

Newsweek: We Face the Specter of Genocide in Xinjiang

Aug 12, 2020 | Op Ed, Uyghur

By: Jianli Yang & Aaron Rhodes 8/12/20 "Genocide" is a word that should only be used with great caution in the...

The Theory of “Herd Immunity” is One of the Main Reasons for the Failed Global Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Aug 8, 2020 | COVID-19, International Relations, Op Ed, Rule of Law in China

by Jianli Yang When the COVID-19 outbreak first occurred in Wuhan, China, few people thought that this...

Newsweek: India Successfully Gains Allies While Confronting China

Aug 3, 2020 | International Relations, Op Ed

By: Dr. Yang Jianli China seems to have put into action one of the dictums propounded by Sun Tzu in The Art of War,...

The Hill: China is replacing languages of ethnic minorities with Mandarin

Jul 29, 2020 | Mongolia, Op Ed, Tibet, Uyghur

By: Yang Jianli & Han Lianchao - July 29, 2020 China has been carrying out propaganda that it cares for its...

News Mobile: The Red Alert: China’s sister-city alliances are more politically-motivated than it appears, here’s the reality

Jul 26, 2020 | International Relations, Op Ed

By Jianli Yang - July 26, 2020 China has been promoting sister-city alliance between selected Chinese cities and...

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