Founder of Women’s Rights in China, Jing Zhang
WRIC: Zhang Jing March 3,2022 Ignoring the abduction and abuse of Chinese women, Peng Liyuan must resign as “special envoy” to atone At the end of February this…
DetailsZhang Jing, Founder of the Women’s Rights in China Jan 1, 2022 We have had a difficult time leaving 2021 and have entered 2022 with no joy. The New York-based Chinese women’s rights organization continues to be concerned not only with…
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DetailsBy WRIC Jing Zhang The winner does not take it all, and the loser is not always in the wrong. On the evening of January 14th, the results of the thirteenth presidential election of the Republic of China revealed that Ma Ying-jeou, the current president, had won re-election by defeating Tsai Ing-wen of…
DetailsReported 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…
DetailsBBG Watcher December 11, 2018 On the day when the world commemorates 70 years since the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, waste bins outside the only Laogai Museum in the world in Washington DC were filled with valuable Laogai Research Foundation (LRF) books documenting China’s vast Laogai system of forced…
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.…
DetailsWRIC: Jing Zhang 03/15/2016 Scholars have predicted that the bursting of economic bubble, violent repression of demonstrations, long power struggle within the Communist Party and the large number of corruption cases, as well as natural disasters and territorial disputes, etc., would lead to political and social reforms in China. There are also opinions…
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…
DetailsAugust 23, 2016 by Jing Zhang I received a call from a former prisoner of conscious still living in China. The caller gave his condolences and asked for information on Mr. Wu. He also asked whether the Laogai Research Foundation would continue to sponsor jailed dissidents or their families. I replied that all of…
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