WRIC: Jing Zhang 9-17-2022 The chained woman was kept in a cabin for 24 years by a man who claimed to be her husband. She had few teeth, was raped, gang-raped, and gave birth to eight children. In the five investigation reports by the local government,…
DetailsBy WRIC 02-20-2022 Netizens reposted a video clip of China’s First Lady Peng Liyuan attending the 2021 UNESCO Prize for Girls’ and Women’s Education award ceremony, in…
DetailsWRIC 9-17-2022 At the end of January 2022, the “Chained Woman” case broke out in Xuzhou, China. The tragic experience of the “Chained Woman”, such as being abducted and sold, chained all the time, beaten, pulled all the teeth, raped and group-raped, and living…
DetailsWRIC: 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…
DetailsTo: UNESCO UN Women UNICEF From: Women’s Rights in China Christian Alliance for Righteousness China Democracy Party Humanitarian China China Reborn Church of Rock China Federal Party Chinese Democracy and Human Rights Alliance Re: Save Millions of Tortured Sex Slaves in China Date: March 8th, 2022 Dear Respected UNESCO,…
DetailsWRIC July 30, 2020 Today is World Anti-Human Trafficking Day. The State…
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WRIC Yao Cheng June 5th, 2010, At 17:30 on June 4th, 2010, at Liyuan Village, Liyuan Town, Qinyuan County, Changzhi City, Liu Ying (Xiaodoudou), a two-year-old daughter of Liu Junmin, disappeared while playing outside her home. Her families have been publishing notice…
DetailsWashington, Dec 20, 2017 | Matt Hadro (202) 226-6373) On December 8, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) concluded its annual meeting of the Foreign Ministers of 57 OSCE participating States by adopting a ministerial decision on combatting child trafficking—modeled on OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (PA) resolutions…
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Interview video by Germany’s ARD Women’s Rights in China(WRIC) volunteer Su, Changlan is showing a German reporter WRIC’s two programs that address the issues of child brides and missing / kidnapped children. In the video interviews with actually victims of these atrocities are shown. Later that year – 2014- Changlan was put in jail for…
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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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