China Human Rights

‘It’s amazing that they can actually use a blank piece of paper to represent a formal legal document…There are no words to describe the madness and absurdity.’

Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.

‘Autocracy will definitely fail in the future ... We can fail a thousand times, but if we win once, we will win completely,' said Mr. Wang.

The human rights lawyer has returned to Australia, again urging stronger action to end systemic organ harvesting.

On June 3, the eve of the Tiananmen Massacre anniversary, the HK police arrested a 62-year-old man, bringing the total number of arrests to eight.

Human rights defenders keep memories alive of 1989 Tiananmen massacre, in defiance of Chinese regime’s censorship.

China is facing a serious under-population problem, and it won’t be easily reversible, experts say.

Experts say the standards for device inspection set by the CCP are too vague and the implementation of the new regulations may violate the rights of citizens.

International human rights lawyer David Matas will highlight the brutal practice of forced organ harvesting by the Chinese state.

Li Yixue also used social media to expose abuses in Jiangxi Mental Hospital who she said was in collusion with police.

They face up to life in prison under the CCP-imposed law.

Proclamations, congratulatory letters signify World Falun Dafa Day and the 32nd anniversary of the spiritual practice’s introduction to the public.

Authorities accused six Hongkongers of publishing ’seditious’ posts on social media ahead of ‘upcoming sensitive date.’