June 6, 2012 4:53 PM
activists
AIDS activism
Ai Weiwei
black jails
bloggers
Bo Xilai
CCP
censorship
Chen Guangcheng
democracy
dissidents
family planning
filtered keywords
forced abortions
gmail
Google
google china
Guo'an
Guo Quan
hacking
history
house arrest
Hu Jia
illegal detentions
independent candidacies
James Powderly
Olympics human rights
Olympics protests
online activism
political prisoners
Attempted Visits to Chen Guangcheng Surge
The New York Times’ Andrew Jacobs reports on the gathering momentum of efforts to visit civil rights activist Chen Guangcheng and his family, who have been held under house arrest since Chen’s release from prison in late 2010. This completed sentence followed Chen’s attempts to fight local officials’ use of illegal family planning measures such as forced abortion. A campaigOctober 24, 2011 8:38 PM
Gmail Users Warned of State-Sponsored Attacks
Google has begun to issue warnings to people whose accounts or computers it believes may have been targeted by unnamed st
Sensitive Words: Chen Guangcheng and More
As of April 29, the following search terms are blocked on Weibo (not including the “search for user” function):
Related t
April 30, 2012 6:21 PM
Prominent China Dissident Hu Jia Freed from Jail: Wife
After three and a half years in prison, activist Hu Jia has been released and returned home to be with his wife and young
June 25, 2011 2:37 PM
- Zeng Jinyan: China Votes … On the Internet
- Wife of Jailed China Activist Tells of Evicti...
- Out of Jail in China, but Not Free
- Chinese Human Rights Activists Claim their Go...
- Zeng Jinyan: Concerns for Health of Hu Jia in...
- Visits To Jailed China Activist Curbed After ...
- China Dissident Wins Rights Prize
- China 2008: Human Rights
- Deutsche Welle Announces International Weblog...
- Senior Party Official: Democracy in China by ...
- Chinese React to Nobel Award
- China Dissident Zeng Says She Wants To Speak ...
- Zeng Jinyan: I Visited Hu Jia Today
- 10 Foreign Protesters Detained in Beijing
- Chinese Rights Activist Zeng Jinyan Disappear...
- Zeng Jinyan Asks For Harassment To Stop
- Please Tell Me: Is This a Just Verdict?
- Zeng Jinyan: Gratitude




