At U.N., West Criticizes Xinjiang Crisis
Following reports of forced labor, political indoctrination, abuse, and deaths within Xinjiang’s...
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LatestChina Lashes Out at U.S. After Religious Freedom Report
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson yesterday delivered public remarks from Washington to mark...
Sec. Tillerson Pressed to Talk Human Rights on Asia Trip
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson embarked on his first diplomatic trip to Asia this week,...
China Criticizes U.S. Human Rights Record in 2016
China’s State Council Information Office has issued the “Human Rights Record of the United States...
China Rejects U.S. Human Rights Critique
The U.S. State Department has documented human rights conditions in countries around the world...
Teng Biao Book Canceled for Fear of “Upsetting” China
Human rights lawyer and activist Teng Biao, living in the U.S. since 2014 as the situation for...
State Department Watered Down Trafficking Report
The State Department is under fire for allegedly watering down a global report on human...
China and U.S. Accuse Each Other in Rights Reports
In a report released on Friday by the State Council Information Office, the Chinese government...
U.S. Dialogue on Human Rights Hushed on Weibo
A U.S. embassy Weibo chat on human rights was moved to Twitter after the Weibo account set up for...
“China Flexes Muscle, Obama Frets Over Its Weakness”
While China often voices suspicion that the U.S. is trying to undermine it, president Barack Obama...
China Welcomes Kerry’s Unease Over Pivot
At his Senate confirmation hearing last month, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry expressed caution over the Obama administration’s ‘pivot’ to East Asia, warning that it risked unnecessarily antagonizing a wary...
U.S.-China Tensions: What Must Kerry Do?
In the latest installment of China File’s Conversations series, Elizabeth Economy, Andrew J. Nathan and Orville Schell respond to Nina Hachigian’s recommendations to new U.S. secretary of state John Kerry. In a...
U.S. Will Not Endorse China Passport Map
A new passport design incorporating a controversial map of China has met a range of responses from neighbouring countries over the last week. The map’s apparent purpose is to force neighbours to acknowledge China’s...
Ministry of Truth: Molotov Cocktails and More
The following examples of censorship instructions, issued to the media and/or Internet companies by various central (and sometimes local) government authorities, have been leaked and distributed online. Chinese journalists and...
“Commitment Contract” for Xinjiang Muslims
The U.S. State Department’s 2011 International Religious Freedom Report, issued yesterday, reports...
US Defends Value of Human Rights Dialogue
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...
US-China Human Rights Talks Begin in Washington
The US State Department has promised to raise issues including labour rights, rule of law, freedom of religion and expression and the cases of Chen Guangcheng and Tibet during two-day annual rights talks that began in Washington...
U.S. Consulate HK Speaks Shanghainese
After several “reincarnations” of the U.S. Consulate Shanghai’s Weibo account, it seems its...
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