On May 18, 2023, blogger and activist Wu Gan was released from prison after serving an eight-year sentence for “subversion of state power.” Active in rights defense cases since 2009, Wu Gan (whose screen name was “Super Vulgar...
On Tuesday, International Human Rights Day, spokesperson Hua Chunying mounted a familiar defense of China’s rights record at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ regular press conference: Q: It’s the Human Rights...
Activist Wu Gan, also known by his online moniker “Super Vulgar Butcher” (超级低俗屠夫), has...
At The Diplomat, Cholpon Orozobekova of the the Bulan Institute for Peace Innovations describes a...
Activist Wu Gan, also known as Super Vulgar Butcher, stood trial for subversion in Tianjin on...
Wu Gan, the Chinese activist also known by the online nickname “Super Vulgar Butcher,”...
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At least 228 people have now been detained or questioned in the “Black Friday” crackdown on...
For the Australian Financial Review, Angus Grigg examines the two-year campaign against social...
On Wednesday May 20, police in Nanchang, Jiangxi placed activist Wu Gan, also known by supporters...
Financial Times profiles Internet activist Wu Gan, aka “The Butcher”: From his Beijing office, which he has dubbed “the Abattoir”, he spends most days scanning online newspaper and blog reports for hints of scandals,...
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