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China’s Shadow in Southeast Asia: How the United Front Cooperates with Organized Crime

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by Massimo Introvigne Rogue Chinese-Filipino businessman Michael Yang. The report documents his connections with the United Front. Credits. The Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime has released a study with a somewhat academic title, yet its contents describe a world that reads like a crime novel.
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Student Forced Labor: How China Exploits Its Children

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by Massimo Introvigne Students in “vocational training”—or forced labor? Screenshot. The latest report from the Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD) is one of those documents that forces readers to pause, breathe, and ask themselves how a country that claims to protect minors can simultaneously run an educational system that feeds children into factories. China has ratified international conventions, passed laws, and issued regulations meant to shield minors from hazardous work.
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How Media Generate Violence, From Rwanda to Anti-Cult Campaigns. 1. Genocidal Media in Rwanda

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Massimo Introvigne* *A paper presented at the Fourth World Conference for Religious Dialogue and Cooperation, Skopje, North Macedonia, June 24, 2026. Article 1 of 2 Hate media labeled Tutsi as “cockroaches” (inyenzi), “snakes,” and “vermin,” making killing seem like cleansing rather than murder. Media can, tragically, play a decisive role in generating violence against minorities.
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