Xu Yan | China Change This article was first published on November 29, 2019 To the respected international lawyers participating in the Global Lawyers Forum: Greetings! My name is Xu Yan (许艳), and I am the wife of Yu Wensheng (余文生), a Chinese human rights...
Peter Humphrey | Hong Kong Free Press Last week, I wrote a lengthy article about my fight against Beijing’s abusive practice of using forced and falsified televised confessions extracted from prisoners under duress and torture to pervert the course of...
Ng Yik-tung, Sing Man and Han Jie | Radio Free Asia Two years after his initial ‘disappearance’ on March 19, 2017, Taiwan rights activist Lee Ming-cheh has endured ill-treatment and is suffering declining health in prison, a rights group...
Wong Lok-to | Radio Free Asia Authorities in the Chinese capital have sentenced citizen journalist Ding Lingjie and two petitioners to jail for making a video ‘mocking’ President Xi Jinping during a holiday season crackdown on dissent.Ding was tried...
Holmes Chan | Hong Kong Free Press Authorities in mainland China will start the trial of detained human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang on the morning of December 26, according to his wife Li Wenzu. The announcement came three years after Wang was detained in the “709...
Karen Kao | Global Voices “The Cop and the Showgirl” sounds like the title of a hard-boiled detective novel. Or a screwball comedy with lots of feathered costumes. But this story is about Meng Hongwei, the supercop, and Fan Bingbing, the starlet—the most famous...
‘Burning Books and Burying Scholars’: A book Burning Causes Uproar on Chinese Social Media
Freedom Will Come to Communist China, Says Religious Freedom Commissioner
Reporters Without Borders warns against the selection of journalists in Hong Kong
