Foreign NGO Law Emphasizes National Security [Updated]
Thursday saw the passage of a long-awaited law governing the registration, operation, funding, and...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 30, 2016
Thursday saw the passage of a long-awaited law governing the registration, operation, funding, and...
by Sophie Beach | Sep 6, 2015
For the Wall Street Journal, Josh Chin profiles Lu Jun, founder of the public health and rights...
by Sophie Beach | Jul 16, 2015
In 2006, Lu Jun co-founded the Beijing Yirenping Center as an organization to advocate against...
by Josh Rudolph | Jun 15, 2015
Reuters reports that two former directors of public health and social justice NGO...
by Sophie Beach | Mar 26, 2015
On Thursday, the Beijing offices of Yirenping, a public health and social justice NGO, were raided...
by Sophie Beach | Mar 24, 2015
Two of the five feminist activists who have been detained in Beijing on suspicion of...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 29, 2011
Human rights lawyer Li Fangping has been detained in Beijing, hours after the release of Teng Biao, in an apparent “revolving-door trick” designed to influence public perception of the crackdown. From Chinese Human...
by Sophie Beach | May 19, 2010
Global Times looks at the tightening of control over China’s nascent society, with groups like Yirenping having difficulty registering and accessing funds donated from overseas: The category of registration is critical for...