WRIC Volunteer: Gordon Bi The Status of Females in Rural China Introduction： The Chinese government, in the name of the state, has carried out an anti-human massacre plan with the largest scale, the largest number of murders, the worst torture and the deepest harm in human history, which is the root of depriving…
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WRIC Yao Cheng June 5th, 2010, At 17:30 on June 4th, 2010, at Liyuan Village, Liyuan Town, Qinyuan County, Changzhi City, Liu Ying (Xiaodoudou), a two-year-old daughter of Liu Junmin, disappeared while playing outside her home. Her families have been publishing notice…
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WRIC Li Yuanlong 11-2010 When Hu Xianrong’s grandfather Hu Zukun came to Haizi Street to get the assistance subsidy on October 20th, he said that the one-month subsidy of 100 Yuan was really helpful to his granddaughter, which not…
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WRIC Yao Cheng March 8th, 2011 Over three months that the activity of WRIC is carried out in Feixi County, Anhui Province, it has been extended to four towns of Gaoliu, Gaodian, Gaoting and Mingchuan. On March 7th, WRIC volunteers…
DetailsUnited Nations(UN) Commission on the Status of Women Session 63 opened in the morning of March 11, 2019, at the headquarters in New York.
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By Tiananmen Mothers English Translation by HRIC We are a group of citizens who lost our loved ones in the June Fourth Massacre. Thirty years ago, along Chang’an Avenue in front of the Tiananmen Gate in the Chinese capital of Beijing and in the city’s…
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Reported by the volunteer of WRIC: Wang Dongye / Yue zhang United Nations(UN) Commission on the Status of Women Session 63 opened in the morning of March 11, 2019, at the headquarters in New York. Women’s rights in China (WRIC) was invited to attend the regional meeting held on the 8th floor of Church…
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WRIC Jing Zhang 3/11/2019 The human rights situation in China has not improved with the rapid economic growth, especially for the majority of vulnerable women, including abandoned and abducted children. In fact, they are suffering from double persecution. First, there is the traditional patriarchal culture. Second,…
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By WRIC Volunteer Li Yanglong At 10 o’clock on the morning of September 8, 2010, at a farmer’s house in Haizi Street, Bijie City, Guizhou Province, a baby girl born at 9 o’clock in the morning of the first day seemed to know that there was a camera lens facing her. She opened…
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WRIC Announcement Since 1979, the Chinese government has officially and fully implemented the compulsory family-planning policy. Until 2015, it was then announced that a couple could now begin to have two children. The state policy of family-planning within these 40 years has brought unprecedented humanitarian disasters to both the Chinese society and…
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