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| Name | Internal Doc Reveals Rules for CCP Members |
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| Video Discription | As a member of the Chinese Communist Party, what aren't you allowed to do? An internal document from May 20th shows the party is trying to control every word and thought of its citizens. The document listed 20 restrictions for Communist Party members and demands that they carefully control their words and actions--even outside of working hours. Any violation of the rules will result in severe punishment. Some of the restrictions are related to consuming media. The document forbids party members from visiting illegal or reactionary websites. According to China, that includes Twitter and Youtube. All English mainstream media also aren’t accessible. That's unless you get special permission from authorities--like China's five-cent army--who are assigned to spread CCP propaganda on twitter, or certain officials tasked with carrying out the "so-called “wolf warrior policy” against the Western world. Another rule bans tuning into oversees reactionary radio and TV programs. For decades, TV signals from BBC and Voice of America have been disrupted by the CCP. When watchers in China try to turn them on, they only hear static. No American TV programs reach normal Chinese households, either. Only by using special software, can Chinese netizens bypass the regime's firewall, and catch a glimpse into the outside world. The rules also impose regulations on private life. Party members aren't allowed to join local clubs, alumni groups, classmates' associations, or veteran’ associations, that are not run by the party. The Communist Party fears any form of social gathering outside of its control--because people could secretly denounce the Party. Speaking critically about the party's principals or policies--even privately--is also forbidden. Going even further, the part bans practicing or believing in religions as well. In China there are 2 kinds of Churches: One is organized and recognized by the Party--even its bishops are appointed by the Party, not by the Pope. The other one is the underground church, which doesn't follow the party--and is strongly suppressed by the Regime. The same is true for Buddhism. Uyghur Muslims, Buddhists, and practitioners of spiritual meditation discipline Falun Gong are severely persecuted in China. Now let's compare the rules with China's Constitution. Article 35 claims Chinese citizens enjoy the freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession, and of demonstration. Article 36 says Chinese people have freedom of religion. It adds that no state organ, social organization, or individual is allowed to compel citizens to control others' choices of faith. That leaves the question-- does the internal document violating the Chinese constitution? ------ 💎Sign the petition to investigate, condemn, and reject the Chinese Communist Party ▶️https://rejectccp.com 💎Subscribe to NTD: https://ept.ms/NTD 💎Support NTD: https://www.ntd.com/support-us.html For more news and videos visit ☛ http://ntd.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ https://twitter.com/news_ntd Add us on Facebook ☛https://www.facebook.com/NTDTelevision/ |
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