Two Prominent Chinese Activists Set for Trial on Public Order Charges

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Originally published by Radio Free Asia on NOVEMBER  27, 2014 Authorities in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou will try two prominent rights activists on Friday on public order offenses after they took part in street protests for press freedom and called for greater government transparency and protection for human rights. (read more…)

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‘Petitioners Village’ — the price for seeking justice in China

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Originally published by Big News Network on NOVEMBER  28, 2014 More than two hours away from the centre of Beijing is the “petitioners village”, a group of huts that belong to citizens demanding justice in China and who are unable to find work or decent housing as they have been blacklisted (read more…)

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China tries seven students of jailed Uighur scholar on separatism charges

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Originally published by Bloomberg on NOVEMBER  26, 2014 HONG KONG – China put seven students of imprisoned Uighur scholar Ilham Tohti on trial on separatism charges for their involvement in his website, which the nation’s government says promotes disunity. The students may face prison sentences of five to 15 years on (read more…)

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Diagnosing Conservatism as a Mental Illness

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Originally published by National Review Online on NOVEMBER  24, 2014 In 1950, the “conservative impulse” expressed itself in “irritable mental gestures,” in Lionel Trilling’s famous phrase. If Trilling’s liberal successors are to be believed, that impulse has come a long way since then — into a full-blown pathology. Consider Michael (read more…)

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China Arrests Activist For Supporting Hong Kong Democracy Movement

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Originally published by Radio Free Asia on NOVEMBER  20, 2014 Police in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou have formally arrested a third activist on subversion charges after he publicly supported the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement. Wang Mo has been formally arrested on suspicion of “incitement to subvert state power” (read more…)

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China Moves Ahead With Trials of Two Rights Lawyers

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Originally published by Radio Free Asia on NOVEMBER  20, 2014 Authorities in the Chinese capital have indicted two prominent rights lawyers on charges related to separatism and subversion, paving the way for an imminent trial, the indicted men’s attorneys said. Gao Guangqing, defense attorney for Beijing-based Pu Zhiqiang, who met (read more…)

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Pekín se blinda para el APEC contra terroristas, manifestantes o bodas

November 17, 2014       Comments Off on Pekín se blinda para el APEC contra terroristas, manifestantes o bodas

 

Originally published by Caracol Radio on NOVEMBER  8, 2014 El Gobierno chino ha blindado las calles de Pekín con 28.000 policías, agentes de seguridad y militares, y más de 80.000 voluntarios para que nada altere la cumbre del Foro APEC de los máximos líderes mundiales en la capital, en la que (read more…)

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Report Exposes China’s Abusive “Black Jails”

November 17, 2014       Comments Off on Report Exposes China’s Abusive “Black Jails”

 

Originally published by The New American on OCTOBER 28, 2014 A Chinese civil rights monitoring group has issued a report documenting the existence in Communist China of “black jails,” off-the-radar detention centers where potentially thousands of individuals — 80 percent women — who have raised the ire of local officials are (read more…)

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Detentions, Harassment of Women in China Continue During U.N. Rights Review

November 17, 2014       Comments Off on Detentions, Harassment of Women in China Continue During U.N. Rights Review

 

Originally published by Radio Free Asia on NOVEMBER 6, 2014 As the United Nations reviews China’s record in preventing violence against women, the authorities continue to detain and harass outspoken women activists, according to petitioners and rights activists Thursday. Authorities in the central city of Wuhan handed a 10-day administrative sentence (read more…)

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China Detains Women’s Rights Activist Over Support For Hong Kong Democracy

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Originally published by Radio Free Asia on OCTOBER 31, 2014 Authorities in the central Chinese city of Wuhan on Friday detained a prominent women’s rights activist after she organized an online activity in support of Hong Kong’s Occupy Central pro-democracy movement. Ye Haiyan, who founded the Women’s Rights Workshop, was taken away (read more…)

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Miles son torturados en cárceles clandestinas chinas, CHRD

November 17, 2014       Comments Off on Miles son torturados en cárceles clandestinas chinas, CHRD

 

Originally published by Terra México  on OCTOBER 21, 2014 El 80% de las víctimas son mujeres y han estado entre días y hasta seis años encerradas sin derecho a juicio Las habitaciones de hotel o fábricas utilizadas como cárceles ilegales, donde miles de personas -la mayoría mujeres- son cada día torturadas para evitar (read more…)

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Other Opinion: Communists get anxious, jails fill up

November 17, 2014       Comments Off on Other Opinion: Communists get anxious, jails fill up

 

Originally published by The Washington Post on  OCTOBER 27, 2014 Readers of the print edition of The New York Times on Friday saw a three-column headline on page A12, China Moves to Reinforce Rule of Law. On the facing page were two one-paragraph news briefs that illustrated what “rule of law” really (read more…)

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