About 26 percent of the 2025 US tariff increase passes through to consumer prices, from Mary Amiti, Sebastian Heise, and @deweinstein https://t.co/rw1hwEOLNS
Expanding H-1B visas boosted US worker incomes and productivity, especially in non-STEM jobs, with gains flowing downstream via supply chains, from Ran Abramitzky, @leah_boustan, Ahmet Gulek, and Jens Hainmueller https://t.co/o7SifDPGhX
In our @sfchronicle article, @audryewong and I argue that countering CCP influence in the United States is essential to protecting the Chinese diaspora’s freedom and American democracy.
晚10:40,汪��长老的妻子童红继续在法院外等待结果。汪长老的父亲还在等着,流着泪的等着,见儿子的最后一面。汪长老的身体也非常不好。若知道父亲没能见到最后一面就离世了,也不知道他身体会如何。
之前严法官和她的助理接待了她,让她做了笔录,说一个小时之内给结果。
停止推卸责任!人命关天的时刻,请广西壮族自治区高院院长@黄海龙和北海市中院院长@吴莹
今天早上北京时间9点,突然接到汪中妻子���代祷信息:
恳请为汪中父亲代祷,现在在医院抢救,高浓度吸氧,血氧只有58了,已经97岁了。老人临终之前最大的心愿就是见到自己的儿子。
汪中长老为人谦和,一直乐于帮助身边有需要的人,引导年轻人找到人生的方向,帮助婚姻破碎的家庭重建……
Elder Wang Zhongchang’s wife, Tong Hong, continued to wait outside the court for the result. Elder Wang’s father was still waiting, waiting in tears, to see his son one last time. Elder Wang’s health was also very poor. If he learned that his father had passed away without being able to see him one last time, there is no telling how his body would hold up.
Elder Wang Zhong’s wife, Tong Hong, has been waiting in front of the court for 4 hours. Judge Yan and her assistant just received her and had her give a formal statement, saying they would provide a result within an hour.
Stop delaying and sending her elsewhere! At a moment when a life hangs in the balance, we call on the High Court of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (Huang Hailong) and the President of the Beihai Intermediate Court (Wu Ying).
#释放汪中
#FreeWangZhong
#锡安109教案
HRIC under increasing hacking attack after being sanctioned by Chinese government
Since the Chinese government announced sanctions against Human Rights in China (HRIC), our website has come under sustained and escalating cyberattacks, including DDoS attacks aimed at disrupting its normal operation.
We have put appropriate technical and security measures in place in response, and we continue to monitor the attack activity closely.
We strongly condemn this thuggish conduct by the Chinese government: pairing cyberattacks with political sanctions in an attempt to intimidate and silence an independent human rights organization. Such attacks will not silence us. They are further evidence of how much the Chinese government fears independent human rights advocacy.
HRIC will continue to carry out our mission: exposing human rights violations, supporting human rights defenders and persecuted communities in China, and keeping the international community's attention on the human rights situation there. No sanction, threat, or cyberattack will shake our work.
The Fenggang Yang scandal: a Catholic organization, diocese, and university in Texas yield to China’s pressure and exclude one of the most prominent international scholars of Chinese religion from their conference
https://t.co/s4RsdQCmAS