"We have had three years of this anti-organized crime campaign now," said a person working in the legal system who asked to remain anonymous. "The way they are targeting entrepreneurs is particularly frightening because the cases are processed very fast...
Zhang Zhan, 37, faces prosecution on charges of "picking quarrels and stirring up trouble," a charge often used to target peaceful critics of the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP), but has resisted pressure from police to "confess."
Dong Yaoqiong was sent for "compulsory treatment" after she streamed live video of herself splashing ink on a poster of President Xi in protest at "authoritarian tyranny" on July 4, 2018.
Internal affairs: The state has grown stronger by making the people weaker. Reform has been walked back. Power interferes everywhere and the market does not know what to do. Private entrepreneurs have lost confidence, and the elite class is seeing...
The wife of jailed human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, Li Wenzu arrived to visit: "When I met with Wang, I felt that he was so, so tired, and he didn't look good at all," she said. "His mental state had...
At least three top Chinese universities have edited their charters since the beginning of December, with Shanghai's prestigious Fudan University removing references to "freedom of thought," prompting the daring clap-back on social media from students.
France and Germany awarded Chinese activist Li Wenzu a rights prize on Wednesday. The two governments claimed Li had made an “exceptional contribution” to human rights in China
Prior to his arrest, He Linxia was a celebrated figure in China's publishing industry and had been nominated as one of its Top 10 People of the Year. In his last book, It showed how Mao Zedong, who had always...
Oiwan Lam | Global Voices "The act shows how CCP's grassroots organs embrace dictatorship" A photo showing staff members of a library in Gansu burning books in front of the building has caused an uproar on Chinese social media since...
