Earlier this month in the Socialist Republic Vietnam, a carefully manicured election was run and won by communists. Last week in the U.S., the 32nd commemoration of Vietnam Human Rights Day was held. Vietnam Human Rights Day allows us to adequately… Read More
In the latest episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, VOC President and CEO Dr. Eric Patterson joins the show for a powerful conversation on China’s growing influence, the hidden dangers behind viral consumer trends, and the alarming rise of “pop Marxism” among young… Read More
On Wednesday, May 15, the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, in partnership with the Ben Franklin Fellowship, held a book talk with Ambassador Sam Brownback, the former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, on his newly published book, China’s War on Faith. This… Read More
On Thursday, May 14, VOC Fellow Ethan Gutmann spoke before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China on a panel entitled A Market Built on Victims: Stopping Illegal Organ Trafficking in China and Beyond. Gutman provided detailed accounts of his groundbreaking field… Read More
The U.S. Declaration of Independence is a key founding document of our country and has proven itself to be influential for nations around the world. It has helped shape U.S. leaders over the decades and has appeared as a reference in international freedom movements. The Declaration of Independence has inspired… Read More
Josip Broz Tito was a communist dictator who ruled Yugoslavia for nearly four decades. He played a significant role in global politics, particularly during the Cold War. Following his split with Joseph Stalin in 1948, Tito gradually adjusted his domestic… Read More
On Saturday, May 9, the Victims of Communism Museum was featured in a TV segment on Fox & Friends. As host Rachel Campos-Duffey said, “If your family is visiting Washington D.C. this summer, and they should because it’s our nation’s capital, it’s our nation’s birthday, and it’s never been cleaner or safer, visit the Victims… Read More
On Tuesday, April 28, VOC’s Associate Director of China Studies, Serkan Tas, testified before the Office of the United States Trade Representative regarding the Section 301 investigation into economies that have failed to effectively prohibit the importation of goods produced… Read More
In a new report from the Victims of Communism Foundation, Dr. Adrian Zenz, VOC’s Senior Fellow and Director in China Studies, outlines a long-needed framework to better identify and measure systems of forced labor, empowering national and multilateral entities to… Read More
In August 1980 in Gdansk, Poland, a young man jumped over a fence. His friends werecalling for him because the shipyard workers were organizing a protest against the communistregime, and they needed someone to lead their strike. Under his leadership… Read More
