Mission

The purpose of CommunistCrimes.org is to increase international understanding of the crimes against humanity committed by violent communist regimes across the globe in different times. This is  to dismiss the shockingly widespread illusion that any ‘semi-good’ violent regimes – yet based on the violation of human rights, torture and constant threat on life – ever existed or could exist.

Communist crimes need to be understood globally, and they must be condemned the same way Nazi crimes were. In pursuing its mission, the portal gathers data regarding Communist crimes and Red terror across the world, provides grants for scholarly research, disseminates information globally via modern communication channels, and supports experts advising the last remaining communist regimes in their transformation to democracies.

Latest News

• 03.09.2010 U.S. criticizes Russia for arrests during rallies on Aug. 31

  The United States reminds Russia that it must observe basic human freedoms, including the freedom of assembly, following mass arrests during unsanctioned opposition rallies in Russia in August 31, the U.S. Department of State said.
  
  

• 03.09.2010 U.S. expands sanctions on North Korea

  President Barack Obama issued an executive order Monday giving broad new authority to impose financial sanctions on North Korean entities and individuals doing business with and for the secretive communist state.
  

• 02.09.2010 Cuban Journalists talk about their release seven years after the “Black Spring”

  Cuban journalists were arrested because of their opinions during the “Black Spring” crackdown of March 2003, and were given sentences ranging from 14 to 27 years in prison.
  
  
  
  

Latest Commentaries

• 02.09.2010 The August 'Revolution'

  In many ways, Russian civil society began to come of age in the crucible of this long hot August.The elite is experiencing "nervousness and fear of increasing social activism and protest sentiment," and trying desperately to get things back under its control.
  

• 02.09.2010 Cuba Video: The “Ladies in White” Steadfast Until Every Political Prisoner is Free

  The “Ladies in White,” a world-renowned group inside Cuba,formed by the wives, mothers, sisters, daughters, and supporters of political prisoners organizes peaceful Sunday marches for freedom and human rights.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

• 01.09.2010 Support Tibet—boycott China

  Every time we buy a product "Made in China," we help to finance the genocide taking place in Tibet. Let's make a point of buying comparable products made elsewhere.