The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has encouraged medical tourism for organs, with much of its sources coming from prisoners of conscience, said Morris Tan, dean of Liberty University and former ambassador-at-large for Global Criminal Justice. “This is not something where they’re just taking organs from people who have already died,” said Mr. Tan, “this is […]
Coming up in our next installment of America’s Hope: the March for Life. We’re going to be discussing this with people who are involved on the front lines. They tell us of the humanity of the unborn, and what they’re doing to save lives. That’s next on America’s Hope.
A number of “serious human rights violations” may have been committed against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, China, according to a new report by the U.N.’s Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR). The 48-page report (pdf) was published on Aug. 31 by outgoing U.N. human rights commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, shortly before the end of her term. Bachelet has […]
Watch first of the two events here. CAP Freedom of Conscience, an NGO with Economic and Social Council consultative status at the UN since 2016, and Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH), a Nobel Peace prize nominee advocacy group, are co-organizing two consecutive virtual side event conferences to the 49th session of the Human Rights Council. […]
Arthur Herman has written an incredible book on the legacy of the Scandinavians, starting with the Vikings. “The Viking Heart: How the Scandinavians Conquered the World” creates a timeline from one of the most feared people to walk the earth to the earliest practitioners of democracy, to legendary heroes, to a people who in many […]
A new documentary exploring plagues in the context of the story of humanity: “When the Plague Arrives” premiered on The Epoch Times website, NTD websites, and various YouTube and Facebook channels on July 12. Watch the documentary here. Months into the pandemic, uncertainty still reigns. The reality is, humanity has survived epidemic diseases countless times, and […]
Neuroscientists have discovered a new type of brain cell in a region of the human brain thought to be responsible for human consciousness. The researchers are speculating that the brain cell may be unique to humans as it has never been seen in lab rodents. Researchers think that the intriguing cells may comprise one of […]
Residents in St. Petersburg paid tribute to the 11 victims of the April 3 subway blast at a makeshift memorial. Arsen Bogdano, a St. Petersburg resident, said, “I really hope that such events will help all of us—not only people in Russia but around the whole world—to understand that we should remain human, to encourage […]
Brady Kahle started up his own small business at the tender age of 10—not to make money for himself—but to help his two friends in their battle against cancer. It all started when he learned that his friend, Ben Manzi, 7, had been diagnosed with leukemia. One month later another friend of the family, Landen […]
People can be incredibly selfish or purely compassionate – it’s just the matter of choice! Very often we hesitate to look beyond our own selfish gratification of greed, lust, and needs. But still at times, we do show extraordinary compassion, selflessness and generosity. Here we bring one heart-touching photo collection that will restore your faith in humanity and remind you […]
Every day, when we open the newspapers, it somehow seems as if we have invited death, calamities, crimes, greed(political or human), war, injustice, treachery present in the world in to our homes. They are full of death, calamities and general despair that human race seems to suffer from. But in the midst of all this […]
It’s easy enough to bemoan our fate and be saddened by the injustices of this world. It takes much more effort to see the good in people, to carry out good deeds, and to show others the right path through your example. But even the smallest ray of light can do so much to inspire people. We are certain that there are plenty of wonderful things in the world that humanity […]
When a police officer in South Carolina responded to a 13-year-old boy’s phone call, he never expected what would happen next. 13-year-old Cameron Simmons made a distressed call to the Sumter Police Department. Officer Gaetano Acerra was the man who paid the boy a visit at his home. In a one-on-one meeting with Cameron, the officer learned the distraught child wanted […]
Recognition comes as international medical stance toward China reaches fork in the road An unflinching documentary about mass murder for profit in modern China has been granted one of the most prestigious awards in television and broadcast, the Peabody Award. “Human Harvest,” directed by Leon Lee, was produced in 2014 and has been broadcast around […]
In ancient times, Chinese called their land Shen Zhou—the land of the divine. Legends record how the Creator established the Three Realms—heaven, earth, and the underworld—and gave life to many beings within. Gods laid down and ordered the environment for human beings to survive and prosper. They taught humanity civilization and cultivation, as well as […]
Zheng Xuan, an influential scholar during the Eastern Han Dynasty, was held in high regard in Chinese history. He studied, wrote copious notes on Confucianism Classics and is considered to be one of the most authoritative writers on Confucianism of the period. Zheng was in the process of writing notes on the book “Zuo Zhuan,” […]
