The Hill Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'What's inside the blind box? Trendy toys on US shelves evade Uyghur labor law.'
Chinese people.” This is bigger than one company making one bad sourcing decision. The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
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The Washington Times Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Christians face brutal year in China; don’t let Beijing bury repression of religious freedom'
global prosperity and security. First, we must make the cases impossible to bury. Naming detainees, churches … elevate the issue to the highest level and make one point unmistakable to Beijing and to the world
Save Jersey Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Op-Ed: Christianity faces an existential threat in Nigeria'
dark underbelly of extremism and sex slavery.” Make no mistake, these ongoing attacks are based on religion
Save Jersey Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Op-Ed: Pray and work to protect religious liberty'
countries but individuals who persecute to account including making such individuals inadmissible to the United States—no visa … Government of Nigeria has failed to make progress against religiously motivated persecution of Christians despite religious freedom being
The Washington Times Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Why China’s war on religion matters to the U.S.'
drive it underground, where grievances sometimes harden, and make society more combustible and less peaceful. The prosperity story … repression and strengthens the very communities that make societies resilient. Just as importantly, it turns rights monitoring into
The Washington Times Op-Ed by Rep. Smith'Trump's tariffs prove he understands how to deal with China'
national champion” companies such as Huawei, where it makes intellectual property theft a practical condition of doing business … know work needs to be done to make sure our Customs and Border Protection and Postal Service
Washington Times op-ed:'Defending the weakest and most vulnerable'
five years in prison. The bill makes clear that no mother of a child born alive can ever