Time: Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 11am – 5pm Address: Union Square Park, South Plaza, New York City Background: Since the early 1980’s through 2009, there were 200,000 documented cases of children who have gone missing in China due to trafficking. China’s government’s (CCP) One-Child Policy has caused a serious gender imbalance which has led…
DetailsAuthor: Women’s Rights in China’s volunteer, Su Changlan All photos are by WRIC’s volunteers December 16th, 2010 was Day Two of the North China search for trafficked children. At the end of the two-day anti-child trafficking conference, WRIC sponsored the Convoy in search of Missing Children. It left the Erdi Hotel…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China’s volunteer, Yiao Cheng All photos are by WRIC’s volunteers. Pamphlet distributed on bus in Shan Recent Child Rescue activities crossed vast rural areas north of the Yellow River, through five provinces, thirty counties and municipalities, totaling 3,000…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China’s volunteer: Yiao Cheng All photos are by WRIC The sixteen day Northern China anti-child trafficking and child rescue activities had concluded. It consisted of…
DetailsOn March 16, 2013, Edison, New Jersey’s Visionary Lions Club organized the “2013 International Women’s Day Celebration.” Those in attendance included Edison mayor Antonia Ricigliano, New Jersey senator and Democratic Party candidate for governor Barbara Buono, and eminent female lawyers, while a group of girls put on a dance performance. The documentary film “It’s a…
DetailsBy YANG YU, Women’s Rights in China Dec. 11, 2012 Sponsored by Women’s Rights in China and joined by several activism organizations, the New York Memorial for Tibetan and Han self-immolation…
DetailsBy YANG YU, Women’s Rights in China Sponsored by Women’s Rights in China and joined by several activism organizations, the New York Memorial for Tibetan and Han self-immolation protests was held on Dec. 11, 2012, to show the concern for those dead and wounded Tibetan and Han people for defending human rights, and…
DetailsTranslator: Bi, Tianqi Author: WRIC Reporter: Cheng Yao 2012-08-16 From Women’s Rights in China (WRIC) During the visit with friends to the Phoenix County of Tujia Minority Autonomous Prefecture in Hunan Province, I walked into a bachelor’s village named Xia Qian Tan when going to a mountain village which appeared in the TV…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China Volunteer 2012-01-18 A protest leader in Wukan, the southern Chinese village that drove out the authorities in a row over land grabs, has been appointed its new Communist Party secretary. Residents applauded Lin…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China Volunteer 2011-12-22 Journalists working for wrchina.org reports that Local authorities in Shanwei, China has ended the blockade of Wukan, the village which had been in open rebellion in the last few weeks. On December…
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