Indian government banned 54 Chinese apps, citing security reasons - report

Since June 2020, the government has so far banned 224 China apps.

The Indian government has ordered the ban of 54 Chinese apps for privacy and security reasons . According to the report of The Economic Times , many of these apps are from big Chinese tech companies like Tencent, Alibaba and gaming firm NetEase.

According to the report, the Ministry of Electronics and IT says that these apps were transferring sensitive data of Indians to servers in other countries like China. The ministry also ordered top app stores including Google Playstore to block these applications.

These 54 apps include these apps:

Beauty Camera : Sweet Selfie HD

Beauty Camera - Selfie Camera

Equalizer & Bass Booster

camcard for salesforce ant

Isoland 2: Ashes of Time Light

viva video editor

Tencent River

onmoyji chase

onmoyji arena

applock

dual space light

Since June 2020, the government has so far banned 224 China apps, including apps like Tiktok, ShareIt, WeChat, Helo, UC News, UC Browser

New York Memorial Meeting for Wang Dan's Mother Wang Lingyun: Consensus in the Great Era

On Sunday (February 13), Wang Dan, leader of the June 4th student movement, and several overseas pro-democracy activists held a memorial service for Wang Dan's mother, Wang Lingyun, in New York. Wang Dan revealed to this station that his mother was an actual participant in the June 4th student movement.



It has been more than a month since Wang Lingyun passed away. On the day of her mother's death (December 28), Wang Dan issued an obituary through Facebook, WeChat and other social media, complaining bitterly, "The person who loves me the most in the world, the person I love the most in this world" went.

Wang Dan's mother, Wang Lingyun, passed away on June 4, family members call on humanity to relax entry and exit restrictions for exiles

Wang Dan's mother Wang Lingyun passed away

But to attendees of Sunday's memorial service, Wang Dan appeared relatively calm.

Wang Dan explained his calmness to this station after the meeting, "Actually, she repeatedly told me a few years before her death that she is so old, she may leave at any time, and once she leaves, I must be strong. Of course, my heart is very sad, but if I appear to be broken, I am sorry for her advice to me."

Pity each other

The memorial service was held at the Sheraton Flushing Hotel in New York, and about 20 people came. Lv Jinghua, who is also the leader of the student movement, was also at the scene. She expressed her understanding of Wang Dan's strength and the regret behind it, "I was a little emotional at the memorial meeting today. I also talked about it at the meeting. As an exile, in China In the context of the mainland, if your parents take the final road, you can't accompany them, which is a great regret in terms of emotion."

Lv Jinghua's mother is almost the same age as Wang Dan's mother. In 1998, when Lv Jinghua's mother died in Beijing, the Chinese embassy and consulate in the United States prevented Lv Jinghua from returning to China to handle the funeral.

"I'm going to die, I'm going crazy, I'm going crazy. I was going to apply for a visa, and when I took my husband to issue a passport, they threw my American passport out of that window and I hugged She yelled at them at the window with the passport book, she said that your situation will not be dealt with," Lu Jinghua described the situation at the time. She turned to senators and the American Federation of Trade Unions for help, eventually forcing the Chinese government to let it go.

Although it has been more than 20 years since he returned to China, Lu Jinghua still remembers the depression and control he felt during that short trip back to his hometown. Don't go to see anyone else. As soon as I left the door in the morning, a few people came out of the house next to me, and the monitoring staff in the car monitored by the door came to follow me."

But Lu Jinghua added that she was lucky to be able to return to China for the funeral. The Chinese government routinely does not allow dissidents in exile abroad to return home to visit relatives, or to attend funerals for their relatives. This time the mother died, Wang Dan did not apply to return to China based on past experience. He told this station that his mother had repeatedly told him that if she died of illness, she would not return to China because she did not believe that the CCP regime would allow him to return to the United States safely.

This judgment is similar to that of Jin Yan, the organizer of the memorial service and secretary-general of the Chinese Scholars Association. In replying to this station's interview via text message, he said, "Like this time Wang Dan's mother passed away and could not be seen for the last time, and Guo Feixiong's wife passed away not long ago and was not able to see the last time. Such tragedies will continue until The day will end when the CCP hands over power to the people.”

Consensus in the Great Era

Wang Dan was well prepared for not being able to see his mother for the last time. "(My mother and I) already had a high degree of consensus. This is the price to pay in the face of an era. Therefore, my mother has always been from an era. Looking at this from an angle, we were born in such an era, and such regrettable things happen, this is what will happen in this era.”

Wang Lingyun published her personal memoir "Through That Era" in Taiwan last year, reviewing the important historical links in modern Chinese history that she has experienced since her birth in 1935, including the Tiananmen Square Incident on June 4 in 1989.

Wang Dan said that Wang Lingyun, who was a researcher at the China Museum of Revolutionary History (now China Museum), had accompanied him day and night during the climax of the Tiananmen student movement, "When I was on hunger strike in 1989, she moved from home to a country next to Tiananmen. The museum, she lives in the office herself, which means she is on a hunger strike with me across the street."

Wang Dan revealed that during the student movement, under the impetus of Wang Lingyun, the Revolutionary History Museum set up the first tent to take care of the frail protesting students in its courtyard. Therefore, her mother was an actual participant in the Tiananmen student movement.

Regarding the death of his mother, Wang Dan emphasized that what he valued more was the spiritual legacy left by his mother. In addition to Wang Lingyun's admonition as a scholar to study for life, Wang Dan also always remembers his mother's admonition to him during his first imprisonment in China for leading the student movement, "That is, as long as you think you are doing the right thing. Things, you have to learn to adjust yourself, although it is in prison, but you still have to adapt to that environment. It is 'have a clear conscience and go with the flow', which has become a guide that has accompanied me throughout my life."

He emphasized that the reading habits and the eight characters his mother left him were far more precious and more practical than billions of dollars and mansions.

Reporter: Wang Yun; Editor: An Ke; Web Editor: Jing Ming

European Muslim Forum: Participating in the Beijing Winter Olympics is a compliment to the Uyghur genocide

The European Muslim Forum is the largest transnational non-governmental organization in which all Muslim organizations in Europe are headquartered in Belgium. In a statement signed on February 2 this year, signed by the organisation's chairman, Abdul Wahid Niyazov, and other leaders, they called for a boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics, a celebration of boycotted countries, and a ban on participating in and participating in the genocide-ridden Olympics. They will also strengthen their cooperation with the World Uyghur Congress. The statement added: "We applaud the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and France for boycotting the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. We deeply regret the silence of Turkey and other countries in the run-up to the Olympics in the country where the genocide is taking place. We reaffirm that we will further strengthen our cooperation with the World Uyghur Congress. "

The European Muslim Forum issued a statement on February 2, entitled "Statement on the Winter Olympics 2022," emphasizing that the participating countries share China's policy of genocide against the Uyghurs.

Mr. Dolgun Isa, President of the World Uyghur Congress, was interviewed on our radio today and answered our questions: The statement contained strong statements. The statement thanked the countries concerned with the Uyghur genocide so far, but also criticized the silence of Muslim countries. It was also stressed that all countries in the world should boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics. Another called on Muslim countries to protest against China for stopping the Uyghur genocide.

Mr Wave Jesus said the statement, issued by the European Muslim Forum, was crucial in awakening Muslim countries to the Uyghur issue: Calls on NGOs to take ownership of Uyghurs Because the Chinese state is promoting the Uyghur issue in Muslim countries as a game invented by the United States and European countries. Such propaganda is conducive to the disbelief of Muslims. I think it's very important in this regard. "

Mr. Turgunjan Alawuddin, Director of the Religious Affairs Committee of the World Uyghur Congress, said that the World Uyghur Congress has been cooperating with the European Muslim Forum since 2018 and has already issued joint statements. He reported this.

Mr. Turgunjan Alauddin stressed that the European Muslim Forum is a forum for Muslim organizations operating in Europe and has been concerned about the Uyghur issue since its inception.

The World Council of Imams, in conjunction with the World Uyghur Congress, recently sent a letter to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) urging Islamic State member states to break the silence on the Uyghur issue and boycott the Beijing Olympics.