Lawyer Wang Quanzhang Tried in Closed Hearing
Rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang was put on trial in Tianjin on subversion charges Wednesday, after...
by Sophie Beach | Dec 26, 2018
Rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang was put on trial in Tianjin on subversion charges Wednesday, after...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 13, 2018
The past five years have seen growing alarm at the use of televised confessions, particularly in...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 20, 2017
Taiwanese activist Lee Ming-che went missing on March 19th while entering China from Macau....
by Sophie Beach | Jan 3, 2017
Peter Dahlin, a Swedish human rights worker who was detained in China last January before being...
by Josh Rudolph | Sep 23, 2016
Commenting on the Xi administration’s ongoing crackdown on rights activism and legal...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 14, 2016
On Sunday, The New York Times published an interview with Peter Dahlin, the Swedish legal NGO head...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 27, 2016
At CNN, Steven Jiang examines the recent trend of televised confessions on China’s state...
by Josh Rudolph | Jan 26, 2016
Since coming to power in 2012, the Xi administration has overseen a crackdown on civil...
by Cindy | Jan 25, 2016
At Hong Kong Free Press, Tom Grundy reports that China has released Swedish legal aid activist...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 25, 2016
At The Guardian, Tom Phillips zooms in from telling “the story of China’s dramatic lurch...
by Cindy | Jan 22, 2016
At Time, Simon Lewis reports that authorities in Xinjiang have jailed rights activist Zhang...
by Anne Henochowicz | Jan 21, 2016
The Word of the Week comes from the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by...
by Sophie Beach | Jan 19, 2016
Beijing-based Swedish legal reform activist Peter Dahlin, who was detained January 4 on suspicion...
by Cindy | Jan 13, 2016
Peter Dahlin, a Swedish citizen working for a grassroots legal aid organization in China, was...