HRIC - Human Rights in China 中国人权

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Founded in March 1989, HRIC is dedicated to promoting international human rights and advancing the institutional protection of these rights in .

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    Feb 9

    New: Another university learns the hard way about Chinese censorship on campus My take on the (failed) attempt to silence at my alma mater

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    Feb 8

    Fantastic interview, . Couldn’t agree more w all your pts! Let’s see what does next.

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    My talk on with about the incident how my Olympic portest art is censored in GWU due to smear campaign of CSSA
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    Feb 8

    was given a 19-year prison sentence for posting online opinions critical of Chinese government policies and for giving interviews to overseas media. His lawyer and spouse report that he was tortured and mistreated in detention.

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  4. Feb 6

    This is an outrage. What reason do the prison authorities have for refusing a video mtg for Cheng yuan with his family?

    Prison authorities refused human rights defender Cheng Yuan's family's request to meet him, citing the pandemic, and also refused to arrange an online video meeting. They also said it would take two months to arrange a telephone call for the family.
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    Feb 6

    My view "Uyghur torchbearer reminded me of Helene Mayer...a Jewish athlete during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. I did feel like history is repeating itself.""China obviously cares about outside criticism. This is why it’s important that we keep criticizing”

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    Feb 6

    For the past 1380 days, I have not been able to communicate with my parents, my siblings & nieces and nephews. While I don't know if they are alive or not, I would like to ask people who are watching the , not to forget !

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    Feb 6

    读来令人心碎的家书！这个失去了章法的国家还要继续碾压多少像翘楚父母这样善良而坚强，满怀爱心的人？！ 翘楚被临沂公安和检察院非法关押一周年了，之前还被北京公安非法指定居所监视居住4个月。翘楚遭受的磨难，仅仅是因为她心中一份纯真的爱！ 爱心无罪，无罪释放李翘楚！

    2022年2月6日，是翘楚被非法关押一周年。 一年前的今天，翘楚被羁押到临沂看守所，不久抑郁症加重出现幻听症状。 近期，翘楚的幻听症状越来越严重，其母8次提出取保候审申请，都被拒绝。 以下是翘楚妈妈的信，既是鼓励翘楚，也是鼓励自己，虽经历苦难依旧要乐观善良、热爱生活！
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    Feb 6

    The best thing about the Beijing is that the word is now in the headlines every single day. To help give a face to the million+ Uyghurs in China's camps, let me introduce you to my friend Rahile Dawut. Rahile disappeared into China's camps four years ago. 1/

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    Feb 6

    Taiwanese rights activist was given a 5-year sentence for having online discussions about democracy and sharing books on human rights in China. Lee is among other foreign citizens arbitrarily detained in China, such as and .

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    Feb 6

    China, release my dad so he can get proper medical attention, he has not done anything wrong that warrants life in prison, he has been detained for 5 years and that is more than enough, take anything he owns but not his life!

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    Feb 5

    Here’s a piece I did for ⁦⁩ in 2015 on the environmental impact of holding the Winter Games in a place without any snow. We visited farmers who were losing their water for the games and then we were chased out of town by police!

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    Feb 5

    Apt title, , and always great speaking with you. Podcast: No freedom gold medal for you,

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    Feb 5

    And how about those walls around , , , , , ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩?!

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    Feb 5

    One by One, My Friends Were Sent to the Camps - The Atlantic- a truly stunning story… and of course China will say “But an Uyghur lit the Olympic flame!” Right…

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    Feb 5

    Chinese rulers’ cruelty+chutzpah in having athlete of Uyghur heritage light Olympic flame at is on display. But before you believe Beijing’s propaganda, read story of Kamaltürk Yalqun, 2008 Uyghur torch-bearer

    , , and 7 others
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    Feb 5

    上午的拉萨。

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    Feb 3

    OWN GOAL by China: India announces a diplomatic boycott of the Olympics after Beijing gave the torch to a military commander with fresh Indian blood on his hands:

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    Feb 3

    Tibetans, Southern Mongolians, Hong Kongers, Uyghurs, and allies are currently outside the Chinese consulate in NYC to protest against . China NEVER should have been allowed to host these games. Shame on the CCP & IOC!

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  19. Feb 3

    A true disgrace.

    Thomas Bach, International Olympic Committee president, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO director-general, and Ban Ki-moon, UN's former secretary-general, were torchbearers on Friday before the start of the Winter Olympic Games opening ceremony
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    Feb 2

    says

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