On Chinese college campuses, International Women’s Day is preceded by “Girl’s Day,” a recent invention that often degrades the students it purports to honor. On March 7, male students hang banners around campus, many of which...
Monday was the third anniversary of the beginning of the "709" or "Black Friday...
Prominent legal scholar and public intellectual He Weifang has been forced into silence after...
The past five years have seen growing alarm at the use of televised confessions, particularly in...
When human rights lawyer Wang Yu was detained at the start of the “Black Friday” or...
China Change, together with a number of other organizers, will hold an inaugural “China...
Last week, according to the U.S. government-backed Radio Free Asia, domestic security officers in...
CDT is expanding its wiki beyond the Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon to include short biographies of...
Writer-activist Mo Zhixu last contributed to the website of the Hong Kong paper Oriental Daily...
More than a year after Chinese authorities launched a crackdown on rights lawyers and activists,...
This week, rights lawyer Wang Yu was reportedly released after Hong Kong-based media aired a...
Authorities are moving forward with trials for several detained since last...
Prominent human rights lawyer Wang Yu was one of the more than 200 rights lawyers and activists...
More than 200 rights lawyers, law firm staff, and activists were detained or questioned last year...
Last summer, the Chinese government launched a major crackdown on human rights lawyers and...
At CNN, Steven Jiang examines the recent trend of televised confessions on China’s state...
Wednesday saw the continuation of a wave of criminal charges against rights lawyers and others...
Six months after the “Black Friday” crackdown in which more than 200 Chinese rights...
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