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Article: 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…
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Human Rights Crisis, Wukan Villager in DC Calls for Aid
Source: 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…
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Testimony of Su Yutong Before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), Washington, D.C.
May 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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Obstructed by Police during Nunnery Visit with Taiwanese Friend
Article by WRIC Volunteer: Li Hui Editor’s note: The Birth Planning Policy has been implemented for 30 years and has caused human tragedies unseen in history. Those hundred million newborn and stillborn innocent souls killed by this national policy cannot be forgotten. Among these souls are those that would have been grateful for being…
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Under the Heavy Sun: the Working Women of Bijie’s Villages
Photos by ERIC Li YuanlongTranslator by Sandra Lam Even in late September,’s temperature could rise to more than 35 Celsius. Walking under the sun made one feel as if hair on fire. Sweat leaks out of one’s body like out of a leaking pipe. A city dweller might have dreamed of staying indoors…
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Success of “Exhibition of China’s National Terrorist Atrocities”
Reported by the representative of Women’s Rights in China, Yao Cheng ( http://www.wrchina.org/archives/5316 ) Translater by Cai Shiwen The “Exhibition of China’s National Terrorist Atrocities” started from May 14th 2016 successfully completed its tour of America on June 10th. This remarkable project was sponsored by Los Angeles Chinese Democracy Platform, Democratic Party of China, Wei…
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Reluctant Brides in Slavery of China
Children are kidnapped easily from playgrounds, schools, and even outside of houses. Chinese traffickers snatch young girls and even babies from their parents and sell them illegally. In China, boys outnumber girls by 118:100 due to one-child policy. As a result of the one-child, girls were therefore often aborted or – hardly born –…
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Forum on Women and Children’s Rights, Attendants Deeply Moved
Translater by WRIC Volunteer Xu,Wen March 16, 2016 March 15, 2016, two NGO organizations Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) and Women’s Rights Without Frontiers (WRWF) collaborated to hold “Form on the Rights of Chinese Women and Children” in New York. Nearly a hundred attendants including…
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Forum on the Rights of Chinese Women & Children Photos
Source from WRIC 03/16/2016 March 15, 2016, two NGO organizations Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) and Women’s Rights Without Frontiers (WRWF) collaborated to hold “Form on the Rights of Chinese Women and Children” in New York. Nearly a hundred attendants including US-based human rights activists, scholars and journalists…
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Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) and Women’s Rights Without Frontiers (WRWF) cordially invite you to…
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