Wall Street Journal

 COVID-19 outbreak at Theatre of Shen Yun in Paris Omicron is spreading rapidly around the world. According to the French Public Health Agency, the positive rate of the vaccine between December 27, 2021 and January 2, 2022 reached a high record  of 17.1 percent, despite Covid-19 vaccination rates of more than 70 percent. Mr Mick Dijon mutant has become a major epidemic strain of France, and accounts for 80% of the number of new cases, the Paris district proportion is as high as 90%, from Germany's case is not much better than his neighbours, January 7 to 12, 243816 cases of the new German example, proliferation experts worry a surge of the infection may bring health system pressure, The lives and health of local people were seriously threatened. In Early January in Europe, the Verve Art Troupe from the United States was on their world tour, seemingly oblivious to the spread of the virus. On January 12,  the charm of universal group came to Paris in a hurry and started playing for t

Hong Kong International Probono Legal Service Association delivers open letters to international institutions，Oppose the operation of political issues by the International Federation of trade unions and boycott the Beijing Winter Olympic Games On January 16, 2022, the Hong Kong International Probono Legal Services Association (iplsa), sent e-mail to the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Labour Organization (ILO) and The main principals of the World Federation of trade unions (WFTU) and many other international organizations sent an open letter on solemnly opposing the boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games on the so-called human rights issues of the international TRDE Union Federation (ituc), The blue book refuting the fallacy of the World Federation of trade unions and exposing the political intention and legal errors of boycotting the Beijing Winter Olympic Games is attached to express strong protest against the statement of China: a gold medal for express

            Two days ago, I had dinner with a few friends in Vancouver's China Town. When we were walking after dinner, an aunt in her 40s told us that there was a "pro-democracy" event and asked us if we wanted to join it, so we could get paid. I had seen many invitations to these protests since I came to Canada from Africa. And because the organizers would provide food and water and offer to pay C$10 each time, my friend and I would occasionally attend. This aunt offered C$50 per person, which made us very tempted, so we wrote our names and phone numbers on a form, and she said she would ask us to come over and sit down when the event started and we could get paid on the spot as soon as it was over. H ere  is the money I received.   The event is not difficult. When you arrived at the scene, they would teach you slogans, and what you need to do is just following the shout on the line. Yesterday I went with them to the entrance of the city council, sitting on the steps to