Last week, China’s National Health Commission admitted that the country is expecting negative population growth over the next few years. Declining birth rates across several provinces this year suggest that China’s population...
On Tuesday, a consortium of 14 international media outlets released the “Xinjiang Police Files,” a cache of tens of thousands of confidential files from police computer servers in Xinjiang. Dating back to 2018, the files include...
The United Nations General Assembly will vote next week for 15 seats on the U.N. Human Rights Council. The council consists of 47 countries, elected annually for staggered three-year terms. Members vie for seats within their...
The following article has been republished from Project Sinopsis, with permission. It is also...
Liu Xia’s departure from China to Berlin three weeks ago appeared sudden after almost a year...
On March 19, over 30 leading Chinese-born Australians and China scholars, including Australian...
The news of imprisoned Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo’s late-stage liver cancer last month...
Last week offered one demonstration of the application of China’s growing economic leverage...
Activists and others have urged U.S. President Donald Trump to raise human rights issues with...
The bipartisan Congressional-Executive Commission on China has released its annual report on human...
The final countdown to the 2016 G20 summit has begun after months of painstaking preparation by...
The State Council Information Office today released a white paper titled “Progress in China’s Human Rights in 2014,” the twelfth such report since its 45,000 word tome in 1991. The paper’s introduction...
In an address and Q&A session at the Business Roundtable in Washington on Wednesday, President...
Li Keqiang’s three-day visit to the U.K. got into full swing on Tuesday, with the Chinese premier meeting both the Queen and his British counterpart David Cameron. Deals and declarations were announced, covering trade...
Descendants of China’s Communist founding fathers have been pushing for the early release of...
Ahead of the National People’s Congress annual session next month, during which Xi Jinping is expected to take over as state president, a group of 100 prominent intellectuals, journalists, and lawyers have penned an open...
At The New Yorker, Evan Osnos suggests that 2012 may have marked a turning point in the erosion of accepted myths about China. Ten, he says, have collapsed over the past year: myths about government efficiency, a hard landing,...
At a Wednesday briefing on this week’s two-day U.S.-China Human Rights Dialogue in Washington, Assistant Secretary of State Michael Posner noted a number of cases raised during the talks, including Xinjiang and Tibet, and...
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