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Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson Signs Law Banning Almost All Abortions In State
The Arkansas Unborn Child Protection Act was signed into law on Tuesday by Gov. Asa Hutchinson, effectively prohibiting all abortions except cases in which mothers are in a medical emergency. 
China Wants WHO To Let It Create And Run A Global ‘Vaccine Passport’ System
China launched a health certificate program called a "vaccine passport" to keep track of Chinese individuals inoculated with the Chinese coronavirus vaccine -- and is urging the WHO to let it create and run a global version -- sparking privacy concerns. 
China Preparing Military For Potential Conflict With United States, Report Says
Chinese officials have acknowledged the growing conflict between the communist country and the United States and in response are urging for bigger military spending. 
Wuhan Citizen Journalist Who Reported About COVID Still Missing After A Year
Chinese journalist Fang Bin, who reported on the front lines of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, is still being detained one year after his capture. 
China Sues German Academic Who Exposed CCP’s Abuses Against Uyghurs In Xinjiang
China's Foreign Ministry openly expressed that they are backing a number of lawsuits filed by unnamed entities against German academic Adrian Zenz, a prominent human rights researcher that exposed the communist nation's abuses against the Uyghurs in Xinjiang. 
Hong Kong: Two Die After Receiving Doses Of China-Made Sinovac COVID Vaccine
A man and a woman from Hong Kong died after they received their doses of China-made CoronaVac, the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Sinovac BioTech. 
China Using Emotion-Recognition AI Capable Of ‘Predicting’ Future Actions To Have People Arrested
China's communist government has beefed up surveillance of their citizens through emotion-recognition AI that can determine a person's emotions and judge whether they should be checked and charged by authorities. 
'Women of Courage' Awardee and Chinese Rights Lawyer Wang Yu Absent During the Ceremony, Sparking Concern for Her Wellbeing
Chinese human rights lawyer and activist Wang Yu was supposed to virtually attend the 2021 International Women of Courage Award ceremony on Monday, but has not been heard from since the weekend. 
Human Rights Champion Calls Out China’s Abuse Against Women During International Women’s Day
Women's Rights Without Frontiers founder Reggie Littlejohn took aim at the Chinese Communist Party for their abuses against women, including gendercide, forced abortions, and other human rights violations. 
Retired Marine Raises Concerns About Biden Administration’s Policies On US Military
Retired U.S. Marines Corps Lt. Colonel Oliver North calls Biden's U.S. Military policies a divisive "witch-hunt" for those who do not express their "loyalty" to the administration's agenda.
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