CHRD denuncia detenciones de activistas en China antes del congreso comunista

October 24, 2017       Comments Off on CHRD denuncia detenciones de activistas en China antes del congreso comunista

 

Originally published by eldiario.es on October 17, 2017 La organización Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD) denunció hoy la detención de 14 activistas y críticos con el Gobierno chino en las semanas previas a la celebración del XIX Congreso del Partido Comunista, que comienza mañana en Pekín en medio de un gran despliegue (read more…)

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Prohibido vender cuchillos, censura en internet y “desapariciones” de disidentes: China extrema los controles para inaugurar el segundo mandato del presidente Xi Jinping

October 24, 2017       Comments Off on Prohibido vender cuchillos, censura en internet y “desapariciones” de disidentes: China extrema los controles para inaugurar el segundo mandato del presidente Xi Jinping

 

Originally published by BBC Mundo on October 17, 2017 Ni cuchillos, ni globos, ni voces incómodas. Pekín extrema los controles para la reunión más importante que celebra el Partido Comunista chino en cinco años: el congreso en el que el secretario general de la formación y presidente del país, Xi Jinping, renueva (read more…)

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China Tightens Control as Top Leader Consolidates Power at Party Congress

October 24, 2017       Comments Off on China Tightens Control as Top Leader Consolidates Power at Party Congress

 

Originally published by Voice Of America on October 17, 2017 BEIJING — China’s Communist Party is set to host a high-level meeting in Beijing that will usher in a much-anticipated reshuffle of the ruling party’s top leadership. Strict security measures have been put in place, along with sweeping online censorship controls to (read more…)

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Ni el anonimato puede esquivar la “Gran Cibermuralla” china

October 17, 2017       Comments Off on Ni el anonimato puede esquivar la “Gran Cibermuralla” china

 

Originally published by La Vanguardia on September 30, 2017 Jèssica Martorell Pekín, 30 sep (EFE).- Cada vez resulta más difícil opinar libremente en China, donde la censura gubernamental sigue endureciéndose para eliminar cualquier grieta que permita ser crítico con el régimen. Lo último, la prohibición del anonimato en internet para (read more…)

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Congreso comunista chino llega en medio de la mayor represión desde Tiananmen

October 16, 2017       Comments Off on Congreso comunista chino llega en medio de la mayor represión desde Tiananmen

 

Originally published by La Vanguardia on October 13, 2017 Jèssica Martorell Pekín, 13 oct (EFE).- China afronta la renovación de la cúpula de su régimen comunista con la “peor” situación de los derechos humanos desde la matanza de Tiananmen en 1989 como telón de fondo y bajo el temor de (read more…)

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Chinese Activist In Government Custody Is In Failing Health

October 16, 2017       Comments Off on Chinese Activist In Government Custody Is In Failing Health

 

Originally published by NPR on October 12, 2017 Human rights activist Huang Qi has been in Chinese government custody for nearly a year and is in failing health. The Chinese dissident was critical of the government after the Sichuan earthquake. ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST: Now an update on a Chinese human (read more…)

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Prêt à sanctionner une féministe, Pékin fait marche arrière

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on Prêt à sanctionner une féministe, Pékin fait marche arrière

 

Originally published by Tribune deGeneve on September 21, 2017 Le gouvernement chinois a rétropédalé. La Chine a finalement autorisé une jeune militante féministe à quitter le territoire pour aller suivre un master de droit à Hongkong. « Je pars ce dimanche » a confirmé hier Wu Rongrong à La Tribune de (read more…)

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Malá zpráva o velkém utrpení: Jak se žije politickým vězňům v Číně

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on Malá zpráva o velkém utrpení: Jak se žije politickým vězňům v Číně

 

Originally published by HlídacíPes on September 14, 2017 Zbavit se nepohodlných živlů se dá i bez popravy. Třeba podáním neznámého „léku“. Uvedlo vás to do stavu, kdy jste si mysleli, že tentokrát je po vás. Duševně to bylo nejhorší, nevěděli jste, co vám dali, a tak jste si mysleli, že vás určitě (read more…)

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En Chine, un militant taïwanais pro-démocratie jugé pour «subversion»

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on En Chine, un militant taïwanais pro-démocratie jugé pour «subversion»

 

Originally published by AFP on September 11, 2017 Un militant pro-démocratie taïwanais a reconnu lundi devant un tribunal chinois les charges de «subversion», au cours d’un procès vivement dénoncé par les organisations de défense des droits de l’homme et source de vives tensions entre Pékin et Taipei. Mis en cause (read more…)

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Jailed founder of China protest blog maintains innocence in appeal

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on Jailed founder of China protest blog maintains innocence in appeal

 

Originally published by HKFP on September 15, 2017 A blogger who documented protests in China has maintained his innocence during an appeal of his four-year sentence. Lu Yuyu was convicted in August by a court in the city of Dali in Yunnan province for “picking quarrels and provoking trouble.” He stated at the time (read more…)

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CARTOON: Reactions to Taiwanese Activist Lee Ming-che’s ‘Sham Trial’

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on CARTOON: Reactions to Taiwanese Activist Lee Ming-che’s ‘Sham Trial’

 

Originally published by The News Lens on September 13, 2017 Taiwanese activist Lee Ming-che (李明哲) on Sept. 11 appeared on trial at the Hunan Province, Yueyang City Intermediate People’s Court. He had been missing in China for 176 days. Lee, along with Peng Yuhua (彭于華) from China, was accused of subversion of (read more…)

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Group Seeks U.S. Sanctions On Chinese Police Over ‘Torture’ of Activist

September 25, 2017       Comments Off on Group Seeks U.S. Sanctions On Chinese Police Over ‘Torture’ of Activist

 

Originally published by RFA on September 13, 2017 Overseas human rights group has called on the U.S. government to impose sanctions on two Chinese police officers over the “arbitrary detention and torture” of rights activist Cao Shunli, who died in a police detention center after being detained at Beijing’s international airport four years ago. The Chinese (read more…)

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