Twenty-Two Years after Tiananmen Massacre, Worst Repression in a Generation

June 2, 2011       Comments Off on Twenty-Two Years after Tiananmen Massacre, Worst Repression in a Generation

 

  No Justice for Past Atrocities, No Guarantee of Human Rights (Chinese Human Rights Defenders, June 2, 2011) – As the world watches and reacts to the events of the Arab Spring unfolding across the Middle East and North Africa, commentators are drawing parallels to the Chinese pro-democracy movement of (read more…)

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Months before Tiananmen Anniversary, China Refuses Entry to Exiled Student Leader

March 10, 2009       Comments Off on Months before Tiananmen Anniversary, China Refuses Entry to Exiled Student Leader

 

Months before Tiananmen Anniversary, China Refuses Entry to Exiled Student Leader (Chinese Human Rights Defenders, March 9, 2009) – Yi Danxuan (易丹轩), a former student leader in Guangzhou during the 1989 pro-democracy movement, was denied entry into China on March 7. Yi, now an American citizen, was barred from entering (read more…)

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