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Experts warned that when corrupt bureaucrats and prosecutors control the narratives, reporting becomes re‑education, and minorities pay the highest price.

Unscrupulous journalists publish fake news about “cults.” Then they refuse to correct themselves.

When, instead of informing, the press becomes a re-educator of the people, oppression and even violence are just around the corner.

When the media exploits attention and outrage, the importance of a balanced, value‑based discourse loses ground. 

Natural disasters and political campaigns may both lead the media to slander groups that the powers that be do not like.

Reflecting on the propaganda that prepared the 1994 genocide and on how unchecked media hostility against minorities shows the urgent need to stop hate speech.

The Tai Ji Men case exposes systemic flaws in which fabricated evidence and unlawful tax bills went unchallenged for 30 years.

An international webinar compared what happened to Tai Ji Men with other cases of gross human rights violations.

After 2009, the number of incidents involving alleged improper solicitation of donations dropped to nearly zero. But the court maintains the problem still exists.