The censorship and brutal repression the Chinese communist regime hides behind the Olympic Games

Allegations of censorship under China’s communist regime are long-standing. Critics claim that since the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) came to power in 1949, it has sought to eliminate any voice that contradicts or opposes the discourse established by the movement’s leaders.
More than 70 years later, the criticisms are still in force, and new evidence is added every day to prove that the regime continues to persecute communicators, professionals, and ordinary citizens who dare to denounce different types of abuses committed by the rulers.
In January 2022, Beijing inaugurated a new version of the Winter Olympic Games. Thousands of journalists from all over the world arrived in China to broadcast the event under warnings to exercise extreme caution in their speeches and to avoid criticizing the communist regime.
Not to mention the Chinese journalists who under no circumstances are allowed to express themselves against the regime’s policies and the CCP authorities. There are no independent media based in China, and all the communicators working there belong to the state or private media that respond directly to the regime.
Meanwhile, the Chinese regime is taking advantage of the opportunity in which the eyes of the world are on it to show an idyllic image of its country, its culture, and above all, to try to sell the world on the idea that under communism, China has prospered in every imaginable aspect.

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