Virus and the Chinese Dream: The CCP Wants to Watch All Citizens 24/7—and You Too
While we discuss data, 5G, and tracing apps, a book by Kai Strittmatter on how the CCP dreams to kee...Read More
2020-05-13
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More Than 200 Pro-Democracy Protesters Arrested in Hong Kong
More than 200 pro-democracy protesters were arrested in Hong Kong Sunday night after staging a sit-i...Read More
2020-05-12
Hong Kong: Small Protests Renew Calls for Autonomy
Police pursued pro-democracy protesters in shopping malls in Hong Kong Sunday, after permission for ...Read More
2020-05-11
Media Advocates Urge West to Resist China’s Censorship After EU Letter Controversy
Press freedom advocates say China’s censorship of a letter co-authored by 27 European Union ambassad...Read More
2020-05-10
‘Don’t Forget Chen Qiushi,’ Friend of Chinese Journalist Says
A friend of Chen Qiushi, who reported on Hong Kong democracy protests and COVID-19 before going miss...Read More
2020-05-09
‘Ensuring Stability’ by Demolishing Places of Worship
Unregistered house churches remain key targets of religious persecution as China re-opens after coro...Read More
2020-05-09
Australian University Sets Expulsion Hearing Date For Student Critical of China’s Communist Party
An Australian student threatened with expulsion after he was highly critical of Beijing has been war...Read More
2020-05-06
Police Arrest Professor Who Linked Virus to The Chinese Communist Party
Authorities in the Chinese capital have formally arrested a retired professor who called COVID-19 a ...Read More
2020-05-05
Chinese Authorities Torment Activist’s Dying Mother
Government Should End Harassment Immediately Chinese authorities have trumpeted their success in com...Read More
2020-05-04
Huawei, 5G and Human Rights Abuses: Yes, They Are Connected
Citing Huawei’s complicity in slavery and oppression, British Uyghurs are appealing to the British G...Read More
2020-05-02
China’s Appointment to U.N. Human Rights Panel Sparks Global Outcry
China's appointment to a United Nations human rights panel has sparked a global outcry, especially a...Read More
2020-04-09
Explainer: Seven ways the coronavirus affects human rights
The outbreak of the coronavirus (2019-nCov) that started in the Chinese city of Wuhan (Hubei provinc...Read More
2020-02-15
Trial By Media
China's new show trials, and the global expansion of Chinese media (2018). Edited by Peter Dahlin. T...Read More
2020-01-28
Scripted and Staged
Scripted and Staged: Behind the scenes of China’s forced TV confessions (2018). This groundbreaking ...Read More
2020-01-27
Battered and Bruised
Battered and Bruised: Why torture continues to stand at the heart of China's judicial system (2018)....Read More
2020-01-26
Fighting Impunity: A guide on Magnitsky Act (1-page spread edition)
Fighting Impunity: A guide on how civil society can use Magnitsky Acts to sanction human rights viol...Read More
2020-01-25
No Man – No Problem: Disposing of Problematic Petitioners
The death of a veteran on New Year’s eve resurfaced anxieties about the lengths CCP’s officials woul...Read More
2020-01-11
China’s Bride Trafficking Problem
China has a bride trafficking problem. The country’s longstanding one-child policy and preference fo...Read More
2019-11-01
Hong Kong Journalists Ask Court to Consider ‘Illegal Actions’ by Police
Hong Kong journalists are seeking a judicial review into the actions of police officers attacking, a...Read More
2019-10-31
At Least 150 Detainees Have Died in One Xinjiang Internment Camp: Police Officer
At least 150 people have died over the course of six months while detained at an internment camp for...Read More
2019-10-30
Christian Liu Jixia Dies From Extremely Hard Forced Labor
Liu Jixia, female, born on May 19, 1965, resident of Daiwan North Village, Daiwan Township, Linqing ...Read More
2019-10-30