China Human Rights Briefing October 27-November 2, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Chinese activists and netizens continue to make the treacherous trip to visit Chen Guangcheng, currently held under illegal house arrest with his wife and 6-year-old daughter. One group of (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing October 21-26, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Activists, Authorities Stay Closely Focused on Chen Guangcheng: Authorities have kept up the harassment and intimidation of activists who harbor plans to visit lawyer and activist Chen Guangcheng (陈光诚) (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing October 13-20, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Activism, Suppression Ramp Up Around Chen Guangcheng, Dongshigu Village: More attempts to see the lawyer and activist Chen Guangcheng (陈光诚) have taken place—all blocked in similar fashion—and CHRD has (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing October 6-12, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights • Co-founder of Hunan China Democracy Party Released: On October 10, Bo Xiaomao (柏小毛), who co-founded the Hunan Province branch of the China Democracy Party (CDP), was released after serving (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing September 29-October 5, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Scores of Petitioners Detained As China Celebrates National Day: Around October 1, authorities swept up large numbers of petitioners in Beijing and other parts of the country, subjecting them (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing September 21-28, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Case Against Guangxi Lawyer Sent to Procuratorate: The “obstructing testimony” case against Yang Zaixin (杨在新), a lawyer from Beihai City, Guangxi Province, has been transferred to a local procuratorate. Yang (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing September 13-20, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Yang Maodong Released, Does Discuss Torture: On September 13, the activist, writer, and “barefoot lawyer” Yang Maodong (杨茂东, aka Guo Feixiong [郭飞雄]), based in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, was released (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing September 7-12, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Updates on Detentions and Disappearances Related to the “Jasmine Revolution” Crackdown: Activist Wang Lihong (王荔蕻) has been convicted and given a nine-month prison sentence for “creating a disturbance.” Dozens of (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing August 29-September 6, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Yao Life Closely Monitored Back in Hometown: Democracy rights activist Yao Lifa (姚立法), from Qianjiang City, Hubei Province, was returned this week to his home after an incommunicado detention, (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing August 23-28, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Updates on Detentions and Disappearances Related to the “Jasmine Revolution” Crackdown: The procuratorate has sent back the “creating a disturbance” case against Beijing lawyer Ni Yulan (倪玉兰), who was also (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing August 16-22, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Updates on Detentions and Disappearances Related to the “Jasmine Revolution” Crackdown: Guangzhou-based lawyer Liu Shihui (刘士辉), who went missing in February and was released on bail in June, reveals the (read more…)
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China Human Rights Briefing August 10-15, 2011 To download this week’s CHRB as a .pdf file, please click here Highlights Updates on Detentions and Disappearances Related to the “Jasmine Revolution” Crackdown: The trial of Wang Lihong (王荔蕻) opened and concluded in the morning of August 12, with the verdict to (read more…)
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