‘Spying’ Case of Veteran Chinese Rights Activist Moves Closer to Trial
Authorities in southwestern China’s Sichuan province have moved to try a prominent rights activist o...Read More
2018-02-02
Chinese Woman ‘Dies Suddenly’ Amid Ongoing Harassment From Family Planning Officials
A petitioner in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu has died suddenly amid an ongoing battle for...Read More
2018-02-01
Chinese Artist Who Filmed Beijing’s Mass Evictions Now Faces Eviction Himself
Authorities in the Chinese capital have issued an eviction order to a Beijing artist released on bai...Read More
2018-01-31
Mass Forced Evictions of Migrants Spark Rare Street Protest in Beijing
Hundreds of migrant workers took to the streets of the Chinese capital on Human Rights Day in protes...Read More
2018-01-30
China Nobel Peace Laureate’s Widow ‘Potential Suicide Risk’: Friend
Liu Xia, widow of late Nobel peace laureate and political prisoner Liu Xiaobo, is at risk of a poten...Read More
2018-01-30
Beijing Mass Evictions Continue in Wake of Second Fatal Fire
Authorities in the Chinese capital have stepped up mass evictions of low-income migrant workers and ...Read More
2018-01-29
Protests in Northern China As Migrants’ Children Excluded From Schools
As Beijing clears thousands of low-income migrant workers from the city following fatal dormitory fi...Read More
2018-01-29
Wife of Critical Chinese-American Journalist Disappears in China
The Committee to Protect Journalists is concerned about the disappearance of the wife of a critical ...Read More
2018-01-29
Liu Xia ‘Going Crazy’ With Loneliness Amid Growing Calls for Her Release
Liu Xia, widow of late Nobel peace laureate and political prisoner Liu Xiaobo, is shut up in an apar...Read More
2018-01-28
Tibetan Filmmaker Escapes From Tibet, Arrives in US
Tibetan advocacy and human rights groups today welcomed the safe arrival in the U.S. of Tibetan film...Read More
2018-01-27