Video clips by WRIC Democratic China and Institute for China’s Democratic Transition cordially invite you to join us in an event devoted to Dr. Liu Xiaobo, China’s Nobel Peace Prize Laureate: the Launch of a Collection of Essays in Commemoration of Liu Xiaobo, followed by a discussion on his life and…
DetailsWRIC founder Zhang Jing interviewed by RFA. This is a summary of the interview CCP Politburo standing committee NO one was female since 1921. （Photo by interner) When President Xi Jinping unveiled his newly reshuffled Politburo standing committee after the 19th national congress of the ruling Chinese Communist Party closed last month, not one was female.…
DetailsBy WRIC September 23,2017 In 2005, a series of pictures of…
DetailsBy WRIC Apr 01, 2017 On March 31, 2017, women’s rights activist Ms. Su Changlan was sentenced…
DetailsWRIC HKFP A Guangxi court has applied for the verdict for women’s rights activist Su Changlan to be deferred for the fourth time, her lawyer has said. Su was detained in October 2014 after making comments on social media in support of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Occupy movement. She previously worked as a volunteer for…
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DetailsArticle: WRIC Yao Cheng Translator: Jennifer Yuan On December 13, 2016, Zhuang Liehong from Wukan Village in Guangdong, China, Yao Cheng from Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) and a group of concerned friends gathered in front of Trump Tower on 5th Avenue and 56th Street, Manhattan to express…
DetailsArticle: WRIC Jing Zhang Translator: Cai Shiwen All images from WRIC Last Sunday (December 18, 2016) we went to see little Annie Zhang’s piano performance in Carnegie Hall. She only has started playing piano…
DetailsSource: WRIC Translation: Xu, Wen Oct 18, 2016 Washington DC On October 17, 2016, Zhuang Liehong, former Wukan Village Autonomy Committee Member, and Yao Cheng, Mainland Project Leader of Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) came to Washington DC seeking attentions…
DetailsMay 24,2016 My name is Su Yutong. I am a journalist and activist based in Germany. In June, 2010, after I made public the personal diary of former Chinese Premier Li Peng, my house was ransacked by the police and I was forced to leave China. In August that year, I became a journalist…
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