A CCP controlled Hong Kong court has sentenced pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong on concocted charges of foreign collusion under the CCP’s sweeping National Security Law. Chairman @RepMoolenaar has issued the following statement:

The @FCC recently declared that Chinese company TP-Link Systems is violating power level limits and said the company included false or incorrect information in its applications. Allowing Chinese made telecommunications devices to flood U.S. markets is a threat to our national security.

The Alliance for Automotive Innovation, which represents major automakers, is urging Congress to pass Chairman @RepMoolenaar's bipartisan Connected Vehicle Security Act to block the threat of Chinese vehicles in America. The legislation would stop vehicles from using Chinese-linked technology, protects Americans' data, and keep the future of U.S. manufacturing in American hands.

Under Xi, the CCP has advanced its authoritarian vision through its new “Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law.” Watch to learn how the CCP weaponizes “national unity” as a means for political control.

Millions of Americans have already voted and millions more will vote today! Voting is a right for all Americans, while the CCP denies the same right to the people of China. We have the right to elect the leaders of our communities, states, and country. There are no elections under the CCP. It suppresses freedom of expression, jails dissidents, and carries out religious persecution. It has no respect for life, liberty, and the freedoms we all enjoy. The CCP is scared to let the people of China vote and live freely. Election Day is a cornerstone of our democracy and a reminder of the freedoms that make America exceptional.

Sanrio, the maker of Hello Kitty, has canceled a collaboration with a Japanese television spy series after criticism from the CCP over the fictional show’s negative depiction of China. This is one of several recent incidents in which companies have rushed to distance themselves from content that displeases the CCP. It is terrible to see companies cave to the CCP’s economic pressure at the expense of their own values. This is another warning to companies doing business with China: doing business with the CCP comes at a cost of your freedom to speak, operate, and stand by your values.

Chinese state broadcaster CCTV did not air @realmadrid’s La Liga match this past weekend following @KMbappe rightfully referring to Mao Zedong as a dictator. This is another example of the CCP using censorship and economic pressure to silence those who challenge its preferred version of history. Mao led the CCP for decades, and his disastrous policies and political campaigns, including the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution, resulted in the deaths of tens of millions of people. Yet the CCP continues to glorify his legacy while concealing the atrocities committed under his rule. In spite of @tebasjavier and @realmadrid making gross apologies that pandered to the CCP, it still said no to putting La Liga back on the air. They should have stood for the truth from the start.

.@SecWar Pete Hegseth announced the Pentagon has designated China-funded Confucius Institutes as a national security threat. Chairman @RepMoolenaar made the following statement:

Chairman @RepMoolenaar has issued the following statement commemorating International Day of Political Prisoners in honor of the individuals who are imprisoned for their political beliefs:

The United States and Japan have reportedly reached an agreement for a new facility in Japan to produce advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles as part of a joint defense production effort called “Operation Supercharge." Chairman @RepMoolenaar made the following statement:

The CCP shamelessly controls the narrative of Mao Zedong’s dictatorship to cover up the fact that he killed tens of millions of Chinese people. Watch to learn the truth about the CCP dictator and how his disastrous policies caused one of the deadliest famines in history. If you like the video, please share with your friends, especially if your friends are @tebasjavier, @realmadrid, or @kmbappe.

.@DHSGov announced a new ban on imports from three Chinese genomic companies – collectively known as the BGI Group – for their ties to forced labor in Xinjiang where the CCP is committing an ongoing genocide of the Uyghurs. Chairman @RepMoolenaar issued the following statement:

.@DHSGov announced that the Trump Administration is suspending the Economic Vitality & Security Travel Authorization Program (EVS-TAP) that allows visa-free travel for certain nationals from China temporarily visiting the Northern Marianas, a U.S. territory in the Pacific Ocean. Chairman @RepMoolenaar issued the following statement:

The CCP gets upset when you call Mao Zedong a dictator. It does not want you to know that 60 years ago Mao launched the Cultural Revolution, one of the darkest chapters in China's history. Watch to learn what happened, and how the oppression and tyranny of that era still shapes the Chinese Communist Party today:

How long can you live in the past? That’s a question for the host of next month’s Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (@hkmagovhk). In Washington, @ChinaSelect Chairman @RepMoolenaar has asked the U.S. Federal Reserve to review the HKMA’s access to a U.S. dollar liquidity facility set up before the National Security Law took effect. He notes that the U.S. treated Hong Kong as a separate jurisdiction because of its rule of law, independent judiciary, and free press, and that “each of those foundations has now been removed.” Global finance chiefs heading to Hong Kong should be echoing congressional concerns and calling for a return to the rule of law and the release of political prisoners, including Jimmy Lai.

China’s growing role in pharmaceutical supply chains raises serious concerns. Recent reports of GLP-1 ingredients produced in bug-infested, mold-covered facilities underlines the risks of relying on a system with inadequate oversight. American patients should not pay the price of U.S. companies being dependent on Chinese drug manufacturing.

Typhoon Champi swept through Taiwan last weekend, killing one person, injuring hundreds more, and leaving hundreds of thousands of homes without power. Taiwan is an important U.S. partner, and The Select Committee extends its condolences to all those affected by the destructive storm.

Last week, Tibet was struck by the strongest earthquake since 2024 killing 16 and injuring 76 individuals. The Select Committee mourns the lives of all those lost and affected in this tragedy and offers its condolences to the families and friends of the victims.

The CCP is actively trying to cover up its genocide in Xinjiang and western companies including @Starbucks are helping it. In some cases, companies are operating just miles away from detention camps where Uyghurs are persecuted. The simple truth is that the CCP is the biggest oppressor of freedom and human rights in the world. The Committee stands with the Uyghurs in Xinjiang and will continue to champion their human rights. Companies doing business in Xinjiang should leave the region.

The Trump Administration has announced it is including biotechnology in the proposed rules to implement the Comprehensive Outbound Investment National Security (COINS) Act signed into law last year. Chairman @RepMoolenaar made the following statement: