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纪念曹顺利逝世十周年

March 14, 2024 Comments Off

2024年3月14日是 #曹顺利逝世 10 周年忌日！我们缅怀这位勇敢的中国女性人权捍卫者，感谢 @thefakepan and @ArtforHumanRights将她的故事变成了图画。

给香港抗争者的数位安全小指引

December 2, 2020 Comments Off

中国人权捍卫者（CHRD）为香港人制作了一个关于在国家安全法的威胁下怎样保护自己的简短指引。该20页的指引包括安全讯息传播、电邮和GPG加密的使用指导。该指引有中文和英文版。

Digital Security Tips for Hong Kongers

November 26, 2020 Comments Off

Chinese Human Rights Defenders (CHRD) has produced a short guide for Hong Kongers on some practical steps to protect themselves online in light of the National Security Law. The 20-page guide includes instructions on secure messaging, email, and GPG. The guide is available in English and Chinese.

給香港抗爭者的數位安全小指引

November 25, 2020 Comments Off

中國人權捍衛者（CHRD）為香港人製作了一個關於在國家安全法的威脅下怎樣保護自己的簡短指引。該20頁的指引包括安全訊息傳播、電郵和GPG加密的使用指導。該指引有中文和英文版。

An Artist’s Take on Torture in China in Violation of the Convention against Torture

August 11, 2017 Comments Off

An Artist’s Take on Torture in China in Violation of the Convention against Torture A Chinese artist produced a series of cartoons depicting torture methods used by Chinese police. The artist also created cartoons based on the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, which (read more…)

Gallery: Chinese Government’s Denial of “Open Information” on Torture Cases

December 24, 2015 Comments Off

Beginning in the spring of 2015, the Chinese government repeatedly denied requests from Chinese activists seeking detailed data on convicted torturers, specifically to verify claims made by China at the United Nations that perpetrators of torture are held criminally accountable in line with relevant laws. The government itself had submitted (read more…)

Gallery: Chinese Police Deny Requests for Lawyer Visits With Detainees

December 24, 2015 Comments Off

Chinese authorities’ refusal to allow lawyers to meet with their detained clients has become a worsening problem in China. Such a restriction not only violates international human rights norms, but also China’s own laws that stipulate detainees are permitted to see a lawyer within 48 hours of a request. Police (read more…)

Help Free Chinese Women Rights Defenders 自由中国女性人权捍卫者: #BeyondTheFive

September 10, 2015 Comments Off

She is one of the few remaining women human rights lawyers in China. Authorities have tried to stop her. State media staged a smear campaign against her. Court security guards assaulted her and judges threw her out of courtrooms. On July 9, police broke into her flat and abducted her, (read more…)

Harsh Climate for Human Rights Defenders in China：2014 in Photos 中国大陆人权捍卫者面临严冬： 2014年图像回顾

December 24, 2014 Comments Off

In 2014, Chinese activists, writers, lawyers, journalists, artists, and citizens experienced one of the harshest years in government repression and retaliation. CHRD has recorded nearly 1,000 detentions in 2014 for exercising and defending human rights. We have produced an image gallery showcasing major trends and figures in China’s human rights (read more…)

Gallery and Video on Secret Detention & Abuse of Women in China’s Black Jails

October 20, 2014 Comments Off

CHRD has produced this gallery of images, cases, and data to accompany the report “We’ll Beat You to Death With Impunity”: Secret Detention & Abuse of Women in China’s “Black Jails.” The report examines abuses in black jails across China in these facilities, and particularly against women, who make up (read more…)

Chinese Human Rights Defenders – 2013 Year in Review

March 3, 2014 Comments Off

CHRD has produced an image gallery showcasing major trends and figures in China’s human rights landscape for 2013. The gallery is being released in conjunction with CHRD’s annual report, A Nightmarish Year Under Xi Jinping’s “Chinese Dream”: 2013 Annual Report on the Situation of Human Rights Defenders in China.

Gallery on Violations of Rights of the Child in China

September 12, 2013 Comments Off

Produced by CHRD, this gallery of images, cases, and statistics is being released alongside CHRD’s newest report—“‘Flowers of the Country’: Mistreated and Abused,” which analyzes the record of the Chinese government in protecting the rights of children in the country. The gallery presents information on how authorities have handled selected (read more…)