China Human Rights Briefing January 24-30, 2012 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Court Hears Case Against Zhu Yufu, Does Not Announce Verdict: On January 31, a Hangzhou court tried dissident Zhu Yufu on charges of “inciting subversion,” but did not issue a (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing January 17-23, 2012 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Trial Looms for Veteran Dissident Zhu Yufu: Detained since March of last year, the Hangzhou dissident Zhu Yufu is expected to be tried soon on charges of “inciting subversion.” Authorities (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing January 10-16, 2012 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Detainees’ Families Denied, Granted Visits: Prison authorities recently blocked the family of disappeared human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng from visiting him in a Xinjiang prison, where he is reportedly (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing January 4-9, 2012 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights News Emerges About Detainees From Jasmine Crackdown: CHRD has learned that the whereabouts of Guangzhou-born netizen Liang Haiyi, who was detained in Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province last February, have been (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing December 28, 2011-January 3, 2012 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Beijing Court Tries Activist and Husband, No Verdict Announced: On December 29, the Xicheng District People’s Court tried activist Ni Yulan and her husband, Dong Jiqin, for (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing December 21-27, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Longtime Activists Get Heavy Prison Sentences: Over the past week, Sichuan activist Chen Wei and Guizhou activist Chen Xi were each given a lengthy prison sentence in another clear sign (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing December 14-20, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Veteran activist and “Jasmine Crackdown” detainee Chen Wei will be tried for “inciting subversion” on December 23, following the footsteps of prominent activists including Gao Zhisheng and Liu Xiaobo, (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing December 7-13, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Guizhou Activist Arrested As Rights Forum Declared “Illegal”: Guizhou activist Chen Xi (陈西) was recently arrested for “inciting subversion,” just days before authorities strongly moved to ban the Guizhou (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing November 23-29, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Detainees From Jasmine Revolution Crackdown See Case Developments: The “incitement” case against Sichuan activist Chen Wei (陈卫) has been transferred to a court, but authorities have continued to obstruct the (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing November 15-22, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Highlights Trial of Ni Yulan, Husband Set to Open But Then Sent Back to Procuratorate, Ni’s Health Weakens: The “creating a disturbance” case against Beijing lawyer Ni Yulan (倪玉兰) and (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing November 8-14, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here. Contents Arbitrary Detention Sichuan Land Rights Activist Liu Zhengyou Released from Prison Shanghai Activist Sentenced to Three Years and Six Months in Prison Sichuan Activist Zuo Xiaohuan Released after 18 Months (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing November 2-7, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Contents Arbitrary Detention Victim of Medical Accident Detained for 20 Months in Psychiatric Hospital Freedom of Expression Blog Closed after Posting Article that Advocates for Intra-Party Democracy Harassment of Activists (read more…)
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