Orphans

First Lady of China, What Have You Done for Iron-Chain Girls?

By WRIC 02-20-2022 …Continue readingFirst Lady of China, What Have You Done for Iron-Chain Girls?

We Ask the UN to Pay Attention to the Millions of Tortured Sex Slaves in China

To: UNESCO UN Women UNICEF From: …Continue readingWe Ask the UN to Pay Attention to the Millions of Tortured Sex Slaves in China

Adoptee Ivy N Maldonado’s Story

Reprinted from Our China Stories Oct 4, 2019 WRIC editor’s note: The children of the Social Welfare Institute (Orphanage) in Yiwu City, Zhejiang…Continue readingAdoptee Ivy N Maldonado’s Story

WRIC Invited to Speak at the 63rd UNCSW Panel

Reported 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,…Continue readingWRIC Invited to Speak at the 63rd UNCSW Panel

Help me to Try to Find Out my Daughter Please

WRIC Editor’s Note: This girl is not an orphan. Her mother has been looking for her for 17 spring, summer, autumn and winter. Dear reader, Do you have any…Continue readingHelp me to Try to Find Out my Daughter Please

A human rights activist, a secret prison and a tale from Xi Jinping’s new China

2 January 2017 by Tom Phillips in Chiang Mai Peter Dahlin spent 23 days in a ‘black prison’ in Beijing, where…Continue readingA human rights activist, a secret prison and a tale from Xi Jinping’s new China

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…Continue readingObstructed by Police during Nunnery Visit with Taiwanese Friend

When Deprivation of Parental Custody is Not Enough

Author: Scholar Yang Zhizhu ( Collaborator of WRIC) 2014-01-22 According to reports from Beijing News on…Continue readingWhen Deprivation of Parental Custody is Not Enough

Customer Reviews from Amazon

Frankly speaking, I think this book(The Orphans of Shao) is qualified to be considered as a candidate for the Nobel Prize. The book is bold and candid exposure of the…Continue readingCustomer Reviews from Amazon

WRIC Published “The Orphans of Shao” Oct 24, 2014

“The Orphans of Shao” consists of case studies that exemplify more than 35-year long-lasting policy in China, the One-Child Policy. Due to the effect that the National Law has created,…Continue readingWRIC Published “The Orphans of Shao” Oct 24, 2014

The nuns and the girls in the monastery (Part 1)

Source: Women’s Rights In China 2008-3-13 Patriarchy prevails the cultural city I have heard by chance that the nuns from the Liu’ An…Continue readingThe nuns and the girls in the monastery (Part 1)

Jing Zhang Comments on China’s “Baby Hatches” Phenomenon

WRIC Jing Zhang Translated by: Cindy Lin …Continue readingJing Zhang Comments on China’s “Baby Hatches” Phenomenon

Comments on China’s “baby hatches” phenomenon

Women’s Rights in China’s founder Jing Zhang’s interview with Radio Free Asia program on the topic of women and children ” baby hatches ” phenomenon— below are some of the…Continue readingComments on China’s “baby hatches” phenomenon

American Friends Visit to WRIC the Tongcheng Aid Center

By Tan Chuensheng, WRIC’S a volunteer In the countryside of Tongcheng, Anhui Province, the abandonment of female infants is a widespread problem. The latest incident happened in June of this…Continue readingAmerican Friends Visit to WRIC the Tongcheng Aid Center

The Baby Girl Abandoned in Front of the Monastery—Shi Changshun

Comment 05-05-2013 Source: WRIC volunteer Xinlian reported 12-20-2011 In the early morning of August 28, 2001, When Shi Huiru, the master of nunnery at Bengbu, Anhui Province, opened the gate…Continue readingThe Baby Girl Abandoned in Front of the Monastery—Shi Changshun

WRIC Helped Abandoned Girl to Escape from Forced Abortionand Start a New Life

By WRIC 11-3-2012 October…Continue readingWRIC Helped Abandoned Girl to Escape from Forced Abortionand Start a New Life

Volunteers of WRIC Donate Clothing to Girls in a Nunnery

Translator by Sandra Lam On December 2, 2012, volunteers from Women’s Rights in China collected used clothes and then brought the first of twelve bags to a nunnery in…Continue readingVolunteers of WRIC Donate Clothing to Girls in a Nunnery

The Sad story of Deng Lurong, an abused girl from Anhui

News release： WRIC Photography： WRIC ‎ …Continue readingThe Sad story of Deng Lurong, an abused girl from Anhui

Pan Hui is a little girl with a cleft lip.

Translator by WRIC Sandra Lam Even with a cleft lip, this little girl named Pan Hui is still beautiful—she has a round face and soft fair skin. Yet she…Continue reading Pan Hui is a little girl with a cleft lip.

The Baby Girl Abandoned in Front of the Monastery–Shi Changshun

Source: WRIC‘s volunteer 12-20-2011 In…Continue readingThe Baby Girl Abandoned in Front of the Monastery–Shi Changshun

Girl at 8 months pregnant: a valuable life in need of saving

Source: WRIC Tanslator by Sandra Lam 11-3-2011 On October 30, 2011, a volunteer from…Continue readingGirl at 8 months pregnant: a valuable life in need of saving

Abandoned Baby from 18 Years Ago Admitted to University

By WRIC volunteers June, 2007 “The snow came early…Continue readingAbandoned Baby from 18 Years Ago Admitted to University

Orphanage in Guizhou, Zhenyuan County engaged in child trafficking

In China’s underdeveloped rural villages, for parents who have more than one child, when faced with the overwhelming fine for violating the one-child policy, some accepted the alternative of their…Continue readingOrphanage in Guizhou, Zhenyuan County engaged in child trafficking