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International Human Rights Day: Presenting the 2018 Outstanding Citizen Award to Pu Wenqing
China Citizens Movement Outstanding Citizenship Award Selection Committee, December 10, 2018 Today, we offer our respects to an outstanding citizen. She is…
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China Steps up Nationwide Crackdown to Silence Twitter Users – the Unmediated Story
Yaxue Cao, December 5, 2018 If you have been with Twitter’s simplified Chinese community long enough, you know it’s nothing new that handles…
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85-Year-Old Mother Fights For the Release of Her Son, Renowned Human Rights Defender
Yaxue Cao, October 15, 2018 On the morning of October 11, Ms. Pu Wenqing (蒲文清) arrived in Beijing accompanied by a couple of…
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Signs of China (4)
China Change, October 8, 2018 This weekly bulletin is NOT a news summary of the week, but a reading of ‘signs’: signs of quickening…
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My Brother’s Keeper: A Proposal for “Dual Key” Accounts to Preserve Twitter’s Voices of Freedom
Jeff Rambin, December 11, 2018 “There is no word for the pain, sadness, humiliation and anger I feel in my heart.” After six…
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Courage Comes from Prison
Liao Yiwu, December 10, 2018, International Human Rights Day, Berlin I’ve so often said that my courage and everything about me comes from prison.…
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The Ideological Continuum Between Deng Xiaoping and Xi Jinping
Hu Ping, November 19, 2018 Recently, there have been two hot topics in China: the Sino-U.S. trade war and the commemoration of the 40th…
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Deletion of Wu Gan’s Twitter Posts Reflects the Urgent Need to Protect Chinese Human Rights Activists’ ‘Data Ownership’
Yaxue Cao, November 11, 2018 Around 10:10 pm eastern time on Nov. 8, as I was browsing my Twitter timeline and taking…
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An Interview With Xu Youyu: ‘The Worst Is Yet to Come’
China Change, October 31, 2018 This is part of China Change’s new interview series that seeks to understand the effort of civil society in bringing…
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Four Years Afar
Xu Zhiyong, September 16, 2018 Xu Zhiyong was released from prison on July 16, 2017, after serving four years for his role in the…
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709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘The Most Painful Part of It all Was the Squandering of Life’
Xie Yanyi, July 8, 2018 My name is Xie Yanyi. I’ve been a lawyer for 17 years. In 2003 I was the first person to…
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709 Crackdown Three Years on: ‘We Don’t Accept the Communist Party’s Attempt to Instill Terror in Us’
Xie Yang, July 6, 2018 My name is Xie Yang. I’m a lawyer at the Gangwei Law Firm, in Changsha, Hunan. On…