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Tsering Passang, Chair of the Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities, recently spoke about the connections between Woolwich in London and Tibet, as part of the 5 April Woolwich Heritage celebrations
Continue readingOn 19 March, the Hong Kong Legislative Council, now completely devoid of oppositional voice, unanimously passed a new security law. In addition to the National Security Law imposed on Hong Kong in 2020 by Beijing, new offences have been created — treason, insurrection and sabotage which are punishable by up to life; imprisonment, secession, sedition, subversion against the Chinese government, external interference, theft of state secrets and espionage.
Continue readingThe 2024 National People’s Congress is now in session in Beijing, in the midst of a steep economic downturn affecting millions of people’s livelihoods– the credit crunch in the property market is now spreading to other financial sectors, there is deflation, a slowing down of manufacturing, a huge outflow of foreign investment, and a rise in unemployment.
Continue readingJoin us to protest exploitation and abuse by corporate giant Apple and the Chinese state. Power and freedom to workers, East and West, against corporate and state bureaucrat power and profit!
Continue readingJoin us every month in London & Birmingham to protest exploitation and abuse by corporate giant Apple and the Chinese state. Power and freedom to workers, East and West, against corporate and state bureaucrat power and profit!
Continue readingOn Sunday 10 March, join Tibetans and supporters to protest and mark the 65th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan National Uprising. Workers Against the CCP will join our affiliate, Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities.
Continue readingJoin us to protest exploitation and abuse by corporate giant Apple and the Chinese state. Power and freedom to workers, East and West, against corporate and state bureaucrat power and profit!
Continue readingOn 5 February 1997, a demonstration by thousands of Uyghurs in Ghulja was met with deadly force by the Chinese state. At least 100 protesters were massacred for protesting against repression of their culture and freedom. In the days afterwards, thousands were arrested, hundreds of whom were imprisoned, abused or executed.
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