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The Australian Senate has voted unanimously to end the persecution of the Falun Gong spiritual group in China, condemning what humanitarian groups call the worst human rights crisis currently facing China. The motion, moved by Greens Senator Ms Kerry ...

It seems the violence towards Falun Gong practitioners has spread from Flushing New York to Sydney. A month ago in Flushing New York at the Quit the Chinese Communist Party Centre, a large group of Chinese, physically assaulted Falun Gong practitioners, ...

Welcome to Stages of the East. Tonight marks the last of three of the Chinese Spectacular shows performing at the Canberra theater center Canberra, Australia. The Chinese Spectacular continues to receive outstanding praise from audiences around the ...

Welcome to Stages of the East. Tonight marks the first of three of the Chinese Spectacular shows performing in Canberra, Australia. The Chinese Spectacular continues to receive rave refrom audiences around the world. (more…)

Join the SOH news team for a wrap up of the most crucial news from China for the week…

Weekly Summary of the real headlines from China.

Listen in for a summary of the headlines from China you won’t hear anywhere else.

Join us this week for a startling array of news direct from China. The SOH news team brings you the need to know headlines in this bulletin…

This week we change up the format of EOC and hear some of the original SOH narrators presenting the stories.

Following the detention of China’s human rights advocate lawyer, Hu Jia, his defending lawyer, Li Jingsong, has been closely monitored by plainclothes police officers and prevented from getting out of his house. On 27th of December last year, Beijing ...

Reports by Ming Pao newspaper on the 5th of January, indicate that a metal processing and chemical fertilizer plant in Dushan District was suspected of illegally manufacturing sulphuric acid and that it discharged huge amount of effluents that contained ...

This week, 50 year old farmer aquitted after 10 years in Jail, Hong Kong surges toward true democracy, and a Special update on the Chinese performance, Holiday Wonders. Last week a fifty years old farmer, Hao Jinan, from China’s Henan province, left ...

In this bulletin 63 year old human rights activist to spend 3 years in jail, Taiwanese Vice President condemns organ harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioners, and up to a million Chinese threaten an Olympic boycott (more…)

This week in the headlines from China, Is Bird flu on the move again?, Teachers forced to buy the daily communist Newspaper, and Reporters without borders banned from China. In Hong Kong a wild heron has tested positive for the H5N1 bird flu virus, ...

In this episode of Edge on China, toxic chemicals found in Chinese food exports, human to human bird flu transmission fears arise, and China forces Miss Tibet out of beauty pageant. In the latest scare over the safety of Chinese exports, one of China’s ...

Yuan Wei-Jing, the wife of the blind human rights activist Chen Guang-Cheng, wrote an open letter to the state heads on the twenty- of November. She shared her consent of Hu and Wen to be concerned with the life of the common people and to run the ...

In this bulletin German State television exposes Organ trade, Chinese espionage poses great risk to US technology, and Beijing Olympics to allow only one bible per person but a total ban on Falun Gong books. On the 13th of November, Channel Two of the ...

The Human rights torch relay made its trip around the rest of Queensland after visiting Brisbane, touching down in the Sunshine Coast, Mackay, Townsville, Cairns, and the Gold Coast. The support from local Politicians, NGO’s, and human rights ...

This week the top headlines include, Chinese consulate tries in vain to thwart Human Rights Torch Relay in Brisbane Australia, Chinese Human rights Lawyer Gao ZhiSheng is heard from for the first time since his abduction, and startling open letter ...