WRIC Report Background : The news about the deaths of a poor pregnant women and her fetus in the Tengzhou Maternal and Child Health Hospital just because she had no “birth certificate”, was spreading rapidly, shocking the public. In order to clarify the truth of this incident, volunteers of WRIC were invited by the…
Article: RFA Photo : WRIC. The health of jailed Chinese rights activist Su Changlan, who once campaigned for the land rights of rural women and supported Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement, has deteriorated rapidly in prison, her husband said following his first-ever prison visit. Su, 45, was jailed for three years after being found guilty of…
By WRIC Apr 01, 2017 On March 31, 2017, women’s rights activist Ms. Su Changlan was sentenced…
WRIC HKFP A Guangxi court has applied for the verdict for women’s rights activist Su Changlan to be deferred for the fourth time, her lawyer has said. Su was detained in October 2014 after making comments on social media in support of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Occupy movement. She previously worked as a volunteer for…
2 January 2017 by Tom Phillips in Chiang Mai Peter Dahlin spent 23 days in a ‘black prison’ in Beijing, where he says he was deprived of sleep and questioned with a ‘communication enhancement’ machine. Here he tells the story of his incarceration and expulsion from…
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…
Source: 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…