Following decades of abuse, Chinese people are calling for the CCP to step down. Chris Chappell reports the protests over recent Covid measures sparked the discontent and discusses how YouTube censored the dissent, and why worldwide solidarity with Chinese citizens is so significant.
Chris Chappell reports there are big things happening in China right now, but the flow of information is being censored by none other than YouTube. Chappell says the social media giant has joined forces with China to cover up its crimes, whether intentionally or not. Here’s his take on the situation.
Chris Chappell reports that an already unpopular Covid lockdown turned deadly when a building caught fire in the Xinjiang capital of Urumqi. The fire quickly became a rallying cry for protests, which had already started to foment.
In this episode of China Uncensored, Chappell looks at what protesters are demanding, the scale of the protests and how authorities are responding.
China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that Communist China played a key role in Brazil’s presidential election, despite all candidates talking tough on the CCP.
But if you look at the two frontrunners’ track records on China, Chappell says, their actions tell a different story. Here’s his report.
Chinese police stations have been cropping up all over the world, and doing so without the permission of the host country.
China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that Safeguard Defenders, a human rights organization, uncovered 53 police stations in 30 countries. Here’s more.
For decades, China has dominated the market for rare earth elements, an essential ingredient in modern technology. Chris Chappell reports that the stranglehold on the market is slipping, thanks in part to China’s own actions, recent scientific discoveries and increasing demand.
Despite Xi Jinping’s pledge to the United States that China would not militarize the South China Sea, new evidence has surfaced showing aggressive movement to the contrary.
China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that China continues to ramp up its military presence on many islands across the South China Sea, loading up with planes, guns and other weapons. Chappell brings the proof of the aggression and how the CCP might use these bases.
As Xi Jinping nears his third term as general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, many wonder if he is becoming the next Mao Zedong.
China Uncensored’s Chris Chappell reports that no Chinese leader has secured more than two terms in office since Mao’s reign. Chappell dissects Mao’s legacy, whether Xi is on the same path and what this means for the CCP.
Chris Chappell says Taiwan has threatened to treat any incursions by China into its airspace as a first strike and promised instant retaliation.
Chappell also reports China’s economy is lagging behind the rest of East Asia and predictions for its growth are dismal and the Solomon Islands has now signed a security agreement with the U.S. and other Pacific Island nations, but not without a hitch. Here are the details on China Uncensored.
Not only does China aggressively police its country, it also setting up overseas police service stations around the world to make sure its law enforcement reaches every corner of the globe. In this episode of China Uncensored, Chris Chappell discusses CCP’s ulterior motive for the move.
