A former journalist, Leta Hong Fincher was the first American to receive a PhD in Sociology from Tsinghua University in Beijing. Her research there led to her first book, “Leftover Women: The Resurgence of Gender Inequality in China,” which examined rising gender inequalities in China...
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Feminist and LGBT activist Li Tingting (also known as Li Maizi) was detained for 37 days in March...
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The question of whether authors should accept censorship in exchange for publication within China...
The New York Times’ Didi Kirsten Tatlow reports that Chinese authorities have dropped bail...
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On her China Law and Policy blog, Elizabeth Lynch has written a three-part analysis of the...
Wu Rongrong is a women’s rights activist who was detained for over a month along with four...
The five feminist activists who spent five weeks in detention on suspicion of “gathering...
Following their release after five weeks in detention, the feminist activists Wu Rongrong, Zheng...
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