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‘Nine Commentaries’ Has Changed China, Says Activist | Democracy & Human Rights | China | Epoch Times

Hu Jun, a 46 year-old amputee from Xinjiang, who works as a web master for the Human Rights Campaign in China blog, recently shared his thoughts and feelings

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China Turns Away U.S. Lawmaker Hoping to Meet Chinese Activist - China Real Time Report - WSJ

Dozens of Chinese and foreign human-rights activists and journalists in recent weeks have been turned away from entering the village where blind legal activist Chen Guangcheng is being confined by police. Republican Rep. Chris Smith didn’t even...

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Chinese dissident writer Du Daobin may face imprisonment and torture for trying to hold Cisco accountable. Urge Cisco Systems to intervene on Mr. Du's behalf and to stop helping China abuse human rights!

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CCP Communist Rita Fan distorts ’64 massacre history (Hong kong) « Sustain-Able 余 : Cecilia's Blog

CCP Communist Rita Fan distorts ’64 massacre history (Hong kong) In Being a postmodern woman, International Advocacy, Just Ridiculous, Nobel Peace

Europe 'will ease pressure on China over human rights in exchange for bailout' | Business | guardian.co.uk

Human rights organisations warn European governments likely to tone down criticism of China's crackdown on dissidents

Chính's news: US Congressman Pushes Bill to Target Human Rights Offenders in China

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USATODAY.com - China makes ultimate punishment mobile

Cost: $37,500 to $75,000, depending on vehicle's size Length: 20 to 26 feet Top speed: 65 to 80 mph

China Makes New Human Rights Plan | CHINA US Focus

China-US Focus is built on the principle that China and the United States hold the most important bilateral relationship of the 21st century. We are a platform where Chinese and American thought leaders can openly express their views on the myriad...

China – Activists attacked while trying to visit human rights lawyer under house arrest — RSF | Free Media Online

China – Activists attacked while trying to visit human rights lawyer under house arrest — RSF By Free Media Online · September 25, 2011 · No co

Opinion: Why are people disappearing in China? | GlobalPost | Human Rights Watch

Human Rights Watch opinion piece. Disappearances in China: Foreign countries should resist China's efforts to make them complicit in the abuse of human rights.

Amnesty Blogs: Countdown for China : China Human Rights Briefing September 13-20, 2011

About this blog Countdown for China Shao Jiang, exiled student activist involved in organising the Tiananmen Square democracy protests in 1989, blogs

Participants at human rights forum pay tribute to China's human rights situation - GlobalTimes

Participants at a human rights forum in Beijing have paid tribute to China's treatment of human rights issues.

Human rights groups urge China to stop Pak convict's executi | Vietnam News.Net

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Activists attacked while trying to visit human rights lawyer under house arrest - Reporters Without Borders

Five human rights activists and netizens were attacked by presumed police auxiliaries on the night of 18 September while trying to visit human rights activist Chen Guangcheng and his family, who have been under house arrest in Dongshigu, a village...

Chinese Lawyer Reveals Brutalities in Custody

HongKongHerald.com Tuesday 20th September 2011 Edition 3803/2011 Follow us on More China NewsConstruction of Beijing's tallest building startsChina u

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“A brilliant expose about the current genocide and human rights crisis in China, centering around the pacifist religious group the Falun Gong. 10/1

Internet censorship in China: the Great Firewall | United Explanations Blogs | China

Internet censorship in China: the Great Firewall 19 Sep V.P.N.’s are popular with China’s huge expatriate community and Chinese entrepreneurs, re

China Strikes Back Against US Human Rights Report - Forbes

China is going after the US's human rights record following the State Department's April 8th release of its annual human rights report.

Not Human: China Activist Lawyer Jiang Tianyong Describes Detention - China Real Time Report - WSJ

A human rights lawyer detained earlier this year as part of Beijing’s crackdown on lawyers, bloggers and other rights activists says he was beaten and faced mental abuse at the hands of Chinese authorities during his two-month detention.

Missing Chinese human rights lawyer describes being tortured by police | World news | guardian.co.uk

Gao Zhisheng said his account of the abuse should be released if he went missing again – which he now has

Chinese activists seized in human rights crackdown accuse authorities of torture | World news | guardian.co.uk

Revelations of abuse trigger concerns over plans to allow police to hold suspects for up to six months without informing families

Popular China rights activist gets nine months' jail - Yahoo! News

Read 'Popular China rights activist gets nine months' jail' on Yahoo! News. BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese rights activist Wang Lihong was sentenced to nine months in jail on Friday in a case that has drawn condemnation from critics who see her as a...

Popular China Rights Activist Gets Nine-Month Jail Term

A Chinese rights activist has been given a nine-month jail term in a case observers say highlights Beijing's attempt to crack down on dissent spread by the Internet.

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BEIJING (AP) â A retired businesswoman and popular online activist was sentenced to nine months in jail Friday for staging a protest on behalf of other activists in a case that shows the government's unease about vocal, Internet-empowered social...

Insight: Cisco suits on China rights abuses to test legal reach| Reuters

BEIJING (Reuters) - Two lawsuits by three Chinese dissidents and a human rights group accusing Cisco Systems Inc. of abetting imprisonment and torture could have far-reaching impact on how U.S. technology

Chinese Activist Gets 9 Months for Protesting - NYTimes.com

A Chinese court on Friday sentenced an activist to nine months in jail over a protest she held, in a prosecution that illustrates the authoritarian government's unease about vocal, Internet-empowered social campaigners.

China Released First Blue Book on Human Rights | The China Times 中国时报

China Human Rights Studies, Social Sciences Academic Press yesterday jointly held a press conference in Beijing, released the first Blue Book of China's

How to Violate Human Rights? Liao Yiwu of China Has a Tale to Tell

How to Violate Human Rights? Liao Yiwu of China Has a Tale to Tell brotee mukhopadhyay Believe it or not, Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo and forty eight other

Foundation Accuses Cisco of violations of Human Rights in China - Softpedia

Foundation Accuses Cisco of violations of Human Rights in China

Human rights group sues Cisco in China - The Times of India

A human rights group has sued technology giant, Cisco for aiding the tracking and torture of Chinese citizens through its technology.

China: Account for Forcibly Returned Uighurs | Human Rights Watch

(Washington, DC) – China should account for Chinese citizens of Uighur ethnicity who were forcibly returned from three Asian countries on August 6 and August 8, 2011, Human Rights Watch said today in a letter to the Chinese government.

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China criticised for jailing monk - Yahoo! New Zealand News

Human rights activists have criticised China for jailing a Tibetan lama for 11 years over the death of a young monk who set himself alight.

Ai Weiwei attacks injustices in China in magazine article | World news | The Guardian

World-famous artist compares migrant workers to slaves and describes Beijing as a 'city of violence'

Dui Hua Human Rights Journal: Surging Numbers of Women in Prison Present Unique Challenges

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China slams Dalai Lama meeting - Associated Press - POLITICO.com

China warns of damage to Sino-U.S. relations.

China protects human rights of all social groups

AsiaPacificStar.com Sunday 17th July 2011 Volume 2011/281 Follow us on More Asia Pacific NewsChina nod to visas for five-member Arunachal Karate team

Obama meets with Dalai Lama, underscores importance of the protection of Tibetans' human rights in China

Obama meets with Dalai Lama, underscores importance of the protection of Tibetans' human rights in China

China | Human Rights | Hu Jia Released

Hu Jia, a prominent dissident jailed on subversion charges after criticizing the Chinese government in the run-up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics, is freed in a move that follows the release of artist Ai Weiwei.

Amnesty International Accuses China of Silencing Human Rights Lawyers | East Asia and Pacific | English

China is denying that authorities are manipulating domestic laws to silence human rights lawyers. The denial follows a report from Amnesty International which claims the Chinese government has unleashed an uncompromising series of measures intended...

China's Human Rights Abuses Continue Despite Ai Weiwei's Release - The Daily Beast

Don’t be fooled by conciliatory steps like Ai Weiwei’s release—the government in Beijing remains as merciless as ever. Melinda Liu and Isaac Stone Fish on Amnesty International’s new report and on Ai’s plans for the future.

China: who will defend the defenders? | Catherine Baber | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

Catherine Baber: Human rights lawyers in China are increasingly being subjected to arbitrary detention and torture. They need protecting

China | Censorship | Sina Weibo | Radiohead

The U.K. band Radiohead, which has been critical of China's human rights record, has set up an account on Sina Weibo, considered the Chinese equivalent of Twitter.

China’s Censorship Backfires in ‘Li Gang’ Case - NYTimes.com

The heavy-handed efforts to control the story of a fatal accident involving a police official’s son have been met with scorn.

China - Censorship Suit Filed Against Web Company - NYTimes.com

Eight Chinese-born pro-democracy advocates filed suit in Manhattan against one of China’s largest Internet companies, accusing it of colluding with the government in censoring Web search results.

Cold-blooded Internet censorship: Why is China afraid of Google+? - International Business Times

China apparently lost no time denying its people access to yet another western social networking service. Hours after search giant Google unveiled am

Google sees growing struggle over online censorship

Internet giant Google's tussles with some governments over Internet censorship could get worse, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said on Monday