People in China Cherish the Nine Commentaries and Thank Practitioners for Spreading the Truth

“I never tire of listening to the Nine Commentaries. I think it would be great if everyone in China could listen to it. I dream of the day when all media, on major roads and small alleys, will spread this publication where it will be broadcast repeatedly, freeing people’s thoughts that will herald a future where there is freedom of human rights. That day is not too far away and it will come for sure. Nothing can stop it!”

Chinese rights lawyer Lu Siwei was repatriated by Laos last week

“The thing I feared was suddenly right there in front of me,” she said, commenting on being told that the police document seen on social media was genuine. “Before that, it just had a vague existence [in my mind], but then I saw all at once, saw clearly that this was real.”

Remembering enforced disappearance victims in Asia

Rahile Dawut disappeared in December 2017, and at the time was believed to have been arrested and detained in one of the many internment camps in Xinjiang. More than three years after her disappearance, former co-workers at Xinjiang University confirmed that Rahile was detained along with other members of the Uyghur intellectual and cultural elite, sentenced, and jailed. 

The Police Decide Not to Persecute Us

After a few more hours, Gai told us to pack our bags and he handed us our transportation cards. Then he asked Sen to take us to the bus station. Sen refused, slapped his hand on the table, and said, “We just let them go like this?”