141. Police state China: People’s Republic relies on total control   …The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) warns that China is planning to misuse artificial intelligence to persecute regime critics.  

142. Europe must mediate in the Catalan conflict – It will not help to look the other way!   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has urged the European Union (EU) to mediate in the dispute over an independence referendum in Catalonia.  

143. Unjust nations must not be able to instrumentalize Interpol to silence critics   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) calls for a reform of Interpol to keep unjust states from instrumentalizing the international police organization.  

144. Author Dogan Akhanli arrested: Interpol must stop misuse of “Red Notice”   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) demands a reform of the international police organization Interpol and an end to the misuse of the “Red Notices”.  

145. Better protection for refugees from North Korea   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) demands better protection for refugees from North Korea.  

146. EU must show commitment to have imprisoned Uyghurs released   … talks with the Egyptian government to try and have more than 200 imprisoned Uyghur students from China released.  

147. China must respect religious freedom!   …On occasion of the 18th anniversary of the ban on the meditation movement Falun Gong in China (July 20, 1999), the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) demanded an end to the intimidation, the arbitrary arrests, and the…  

148. Liu Xiaobo dead   …According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), China’s authorities are responsible for the death of Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo – as he was not allowed to leave China to be treated by specialists abroad.  

149. Egypt deports Uyghur students to China   … as the human rights organization was just informed, 12 Uyghur students were deported from Egypt to China on Thursday evening.  

150. Chinese Nobel Peace Prize winner is incurably ill   … the Chinese Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo has been set free is not to be seen as a sign that China’s leaders have become more tolerant or open towards criticism.