US Congressional Report Cites IPVM 23 Times

Watch how a US Congressional Commission report cited IPVM 23 times:

The report assesses that China's human rights situation is deteriorating, citing the use of technology to track and control citizens as a major factor.

IPVM Cited

The report cites nine different IPVM investigations (and one video) a total of 22 times, including on Hikvision cameras flagging Uyghurs for concentration camp detention, Dahua's protestor/banner alarms, Douyin - i.e., TikTok in China - censoring LGBT and anti-CCP content, and Shanghai's Uyghur and foreign journalist tracking.

CECC Background

The Congressional-Executive China Commission (CECC) is an independent, bipartisan federal agency composed of US Senators, Congresswomen/Congressmen, and senior Executive Branch officials. The CECC monitors human rights in China and submits an annual report to the President and Congress.

IPVM Reports Cited

The CECC Congressional Commission Annual Report cited the following IPVM investigations:

• Dahua Race and Skin Color Analytic Cameras
• Hikvision Cameras Used to Catch Uyghurs Featured in Xinjiang Police Files
• Uniview PRC China Investigation: State Surveillance, Xinjiang/Tibet, and the CCP
• Shanghai Police Track Uyghurs And Foreign Journalists Visiting Xinjiang
• Douyin Bans Pro-LGBT Content
• How Douyin Censors Anti-PRC, Communist Party Content
• Dahua and Hikvision Co-Author Racial And Ethnic PRC Police Standards
• Hikvision Hired Attorney Admits Its Police Contracts Target Uyghurs
• Hikvision Platform Set Alarms On Falun Gong, Protesters, Religion