August 18, 2013 Women’s Rights in China Reports: Guangdong Nanhai government is finding numerous way to stop our volunteer. After three shifts 24/7 monitoring of activist Changlan Su, the government even installed high definition surveillance camera on Su’s door today. These governors behaved in a vicious and unrestrained way to intimidate activists Changlan Su and…
By Tan Chuensheng, WRIC’S a volunteer In the countryside of Tongcheng, Anhui Province, the abandonment of female infants is a widespread problem. The latest incident happened in June of this year. Near where the girl Shi Jieming was abandoned eighteen c. On the afternoon of August 18th, after Jeremy, an American Christian magazine editor interviewed…
Women’s Rights in China’s volunteer: Zhang Yujun Translator by Cindy LinOn July 27, 2013, Women’s Rights in China exhibited a massive Missing Children in China exhibition for display in New York City’s Union Square Park. The event exhibited hundreds of photos of missing Chinese children. These photos were arranged to appeal to the American public’s growing concern about…
WRIC report: On July 31st, 2013, Youshui Wu, along with other lawyers from Zhejiang sent letters to the 2013 July the Department of Birth Control and Department of Finance in 31 provinces, asking for publicizing the income and expenses of the “social fostering fee” and other relevant information. Until August 30th, they received data…