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Leading annual gathering at U.N. European Headquarters of human rights activists and families of political prisoners. Sponsored by 30 NGOs. #GenevaSummit2026
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✊ He fled Tibet to speak freely. Now a lawsuit from China has reached him in Canada.

@jltib88, who exposed Beijing's coercive boarding schools for Tibetan children, vows: "The Chinese government will never succeed in silencing my voice."

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tibetaction.net Tibetan Residential Schools Eyewitness Targeted in Canada with Bogus China Lawsuit October 29, 2026 For Immediate Release Contact: media@tibetaction.net Tibetan Residential Schools Eyewitness Targeted in Canada with Bogus China Lawsuit Retaliatory Case Reflects New Era in Beijing’s...
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🚨 GREAT NEWS: Pastor Ezra Jin has finally been released from CCP imprisonment and reunited with his family.

We were honored to host his daughter @GraceJDrexel
at #GenevaSummit2026, where she powerfully advocated for his freedom.

Watch her testimony here:
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CNN Verified account @CNN Jul 5
A pastor who founded one of China's most prominent underground churches has been released from prison and reunited with his family in the United States, his daughter told CNN. cnn.it/4xZFtzL
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🚨 Landmark UK conviction: Two men linked to London’s Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (HKETO) convicted of spying on and intimidating pro-democracy activists in the UK. gbnews.com/news/china-spy…
www.gbnews.com Two British nationals found guilty of 'shadow policing' for China Peter Wai and Bill Yuen were found guilty following a trial at the Old Bailey