May 31, 2015 Jing Zhang gave a thanks speech Today, on behalf of Women’s Rights in China, I accept the honor of an award from the American Visual Artists Guild. Right now two different emotions are tangled up in my heart. On the one hand, I feel encouraged and happy because I’ve won an award.…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China(WRIC) volunteer, Sandra Lam who represents Su Changlan, thanks Visual Artists Guild for giving an award to Su. “Honorable ladies and gentlemen, My name is Sandra Lam, and I have been a volunteer with WRIC since it was founded in New York. Today I am here on behalf of WRIC’s most outstanding…
DetailsPlease Tell a Friend Your are cordially invited to Visual Artists Guild. Annual Awards Dinner & Commemoration of the 26th anniversary of Tiananmen Massacre Saturday, May 30 2015 /5 P.M. In the spring of 1989, Beijing erupted with the largest spontaneous demonstrations the Peoples’ Republic of China had witnessed in its 40-year history. The pro-democracy…
DetailsSource: WRIC Translated by Tony Flannery Jing Zhang attended the Democracy Forum of China in Australia and gave the speech about the Chinese women’s liberation…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China Mar 23, 2015 Women’s Rights in China’s staff Jennifer Yuan and Jing Zhang with another feminists March 23, 2015, holding the sign to support the release of five anti-sexual harassments activists in the front of UN . (Photos by WRIC) Women’s Rights in China requests the Beijing government to immediately release the five…
DetailsSource: WRIC May 12, 2012 WRIC Founder Jing Zhang (from right to fourth) was testifying in Congress. In February of this year, inspired by the wave of…
Details‘Harper, Help Free My Dad,’ Pleads McGill Law Student By Matthew Little, Epoch Times | November 5, 2014 Last Updated: November 5, 2014 10:24 pm (L-R) Conservative MP Scott Reid, Wang Bingwu, Ti-Anna Wang, Liberal MP Irwin Cotler, former MP David Kilgour, and NDP MP Wayne Marston called for democracy activist Dr. Wang Bingzhang to be released from…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China March 10, 2015 A group of young persistent female leaders who have been pushing for a feminist movement in China plan to fully launch activities to promote “Mechanisms to Prevent and Redress sexual harassment” in Beijing at the…
DetailsSource: WRIC Translated by Tony Chong Flannery Feb. 16, 2015 Liu Xiaoyuan, the lawyer of WRIC volunteer Su Changlan(left picture), stated yesterday that on the afternoon of February 15 he contacted the older brother of Su…
DetailsSource: HK students online Myth 1: Business has ground to a halt. “I don’t think organizing something that shuts down business is positive for Hong Kong,” lamented John Slosar, multi-millionaire chairman of Swire. Not true. More than 1,255,896 registered companies operate in Hong Kong. Only a handful have closed down. More new ones have…
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